News
07 April 2020

Examining US Ex-Im's new mandate and lease of life

Region:
Americas

The US Export-Import Bank of the United States has an updated mandate and a new lease on life. Just a few months into ramping its operations back up after its reauthorization, US Ex-Im has been called upon to respond to the COVID-19 crisis by increasing its financing flexibility with the aim of...

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