Export Finance Australia hires DBS banker

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Agri/Soft Commodities, Metals and Mining, Oil & gas

Region:

Asia-Pacific

By Max Thompson

Export Finance Australia has hired Sean Filmer as associate director for project and structured finance from DBS Bank. His new role involves project and structured finance solutions for domestic and global transactions across sectors, including renewable, infrastructure, and natural resources.Before...

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