Back for 2022, TXF is proud to zoom in once again on a sustainable future for export and infrastructure finance.
The export finance industry has contributed substantially to creating growth for exporting nations and helping to move importing countries out of poverty, often with a resultant spread of conventional energy and infrastructure.
In recent years, however new technologies and strategies have risen to prominence within exports as societies and economies transition to greener and more resilient structures. Export finance continues to adapt its role in this towards more sustainable economies and that is what we will discuss at this event.
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