ANZ on growing Asia-Pacific exposures

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Oil & gas, Renewables

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Asia-Pacific

Eavie Burnett

Head of Content

TXF spoke with ANZ’s head of structured export finance, Paul Richards, about the Australian bank’s regional growth, especially in LNG-to power and offshore wind projects across Asia-Pacific, as well as raising awareness around SDGs in ECA finance. Get up to the minute updates and regional specific networking opportunities at TXF Asia: Export & Project Finance this 4 & 5 November in Hong Kong.

Get up to the minute updates and regional specific networking opportunities at TXF Asia: Export & Project Finance this 4 & 5 November in Hong Kong. Find out more here.

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