Keynote: Berne Union’s President and Secretary General, certain about uncertainty

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Middle East & Africa, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe

Katharine Morton

Head of Trade, Treasury and Risk

Beatriz Reguero, President, and Vinco David, Secretary General, of Berne Union, the global export credit and investment insurance industry association, discuss the association’s strategy through the Covid-19 crisis and climate change, how uncertainty is both a plus, and a minus for its members. One thing that is certain about the coming year – is more uncertainty.

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