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Perspective
01 May 2014

Export credit for OECD-based borrowers

Managing Director, Global Head, Structured Trade and Export Finance at Deutsche Bank
Since the establishment of the Berne Union in 1934 – with the aim of facilitating cross- border trade, by establishing common export credit principles – the role of export credit agencies (ECAs) has made a distinct shift. Indeed, no longer just a means of supporting exports to developing ‘riskier’ markets,

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