What's New
"What's New!" is a periodic update to keep you informed of the latest on the ECA Watch website. What's New! features a wide range of materials related to the reform of Export Credit Agencies (ECAs) including NGO publications and releases, news articles, commentaries and announcements about the policies and practices of ECAs and ECA-financed projects world-wide.
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February 2023
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LNG at forefront of Dutch Atradius foreign fossil fuel funding
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Atradius backs Dutch construction companies profiting from devastating Philippines mega-airport
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Insurance giant Marsh under fire over role in controversial oil project
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26 Italian oil and gas companies visit Kuwait with SACE
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Environmentalists continue to challenge UKEF funding for gas in Mozambique
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OECD Civil Society Joint Position on ECA oil and gas restrictions
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Progress within export finance on sustainability, but changes sorely needed on OECD Arrangement
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WFW advises HSBC on US$300m SACE Facility for Bahrain's nogaholding
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The French Mistral: The Case of the Russian Sale and Its Aftermath
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Lessors & ECAs lead rhuge Air India jet order while Kenya Airways defaults on EXIM
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Public Financing as a Critical Path Forward to a Just Energy Transition in Africa
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Swedish Export Credit (SEK) Securities Exchange Act Form 6-K
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Finnvera Group 2022 Financial Statements
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New ECGC policies to support Indian Exporters: Economic Survey Report 2023
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Pandemic, disasters, war: Michal Ron looks back on Berne Union Presidency
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Dutch climate expenditure audit reveals inconsistencies
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Finnvera change signals new ECA opportunities for SMEs
January 2023
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Public Financing as a Critical Path Forward to a Just Energy Transition in Africa
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Trade Finance In Wartime
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Heads of G7 Export Credit Agencies Express Support for Ukraine
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Court finds UKEF’s $1.15 bln funding for Mozambique LNG project lawful
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UKEF signs deal with Egyptian construction titan to boost post-Brexit trade with Africa
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"Green" Hydrogen: What role for ECAs?
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Comparing Government Financing of Reactor Exports
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Saudi and Italian ECAs sign MoU to enhance trade cooperation
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Mexico Expects State Oil Giant Pemex to Pay Its Debt Without Government Help
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Chinese export insurer scales up support for foreign trade
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Spain's CESCE restricts fossil fuel finance, but leaves major gas loopholes
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India extends aid worth USD 3.9 billion to help Sri Lanka face economic crisis
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GE secures €1bn agreement with Polish ECA
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Uganda cancels $2.2bn Chinese rail contract, signs with Turkey
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Dutch climate expenditure audit reveals inconsistencies