Given global trade is under threat of fragmentation as protectionist tendencies grow, the International Working Group on Export Credits (IWG) is proving to be the cornerstone to having a more collaborative and productive discussion around rules for export credits.
The developments through the past year and the potential for increased growth in business for 2017.
TXF’s Dominik Kloiber caught up with Sace’s head of international business, Michal Ron, to discuss the Italian ECA’s latest push to expand its footprint and product suite.
A lot can happen in 12 months. But don’t take our word for it, just ask those in the export finance industry who have set themselves – or been set – on new career paths in the year.
A lot can happen in 12 months. But don’t take our word for it, just ask those in the export finance industry who have set themselves – or been set – on new career paths in the year. Here are our ten most significant people moves within the industry over2015. Disagree with our list? Add your own suggestions below in the comments section!
At the Berne Union - the International Union of Credit & Investment Insurers - and Prague Club annual general meeting this week in Shanghai - hosted by China’s official export credit agency Sinosure - members elected Topi Vesteri
Michal Ron, managing director, head of international business, SACE, argues that knowledge-sharing and cooperation in the export finance industry is a quick-fire way of boosting both international trade and its participants.
The Italian export credit company SACE and Turkish bank Yapı Kredi have signed a cooperation agreement designed to bolster and strengthen the platform for export credit-backed trade between Italy and Turkey.
The Italian export credit company SACE and Turkish bank Yapı Kredi have signed a cooperation agreement designed to bolster and strengthen the platform for export credit-backed trade between Italy and Turkey.
One major lesson learned from the financial crises in emerging markets since the 1980s is that large currency mismatches, both at a public and private sector level, strongly increase the vulnerability of a country to adverse shocks. The financing of local-currency activities by foreign currency denominated liabilities is therefore an inherent weakness
First and foremost, apologies that I missed compiling the Weekly last week – it has been a hectic past couple of weeks (to say the least) with some of us zipping around Europe and then some big trade events to deal with en Paris et Londres.
Members of the Berne Union – International Union of Credit & Investment Insurers – came together in London this week for their annual general meeting (AGM). At the same time the meeting was an occasion to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Berne Union.
This week the Berne Union – the International Union of Credit & Investment Insurers – came together in London for their annual general meeting (AGM), which is also the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the organisation.
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