TXF@10: A market retrospective

Managing Editor

TXF’s 10-year market retrospective – TXF@10 – is available to download now. The magazine outlines TXF's data and editorial insights, event artwork and a montage of pictures cataloging the past decade.

From the evolution of the ECA product to landmark big-ticket ECA-backed financings, TXF @10 – a market retrospective comprising TXF Data and deal of the year winners over the past 10 years – outlines the health of the trade and export finance community since the company was established in 2013.

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