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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July 2019
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£7.8bn of UK foreign aid and export credit spent on fossil fuel projects
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Despite climate pledges, G20 coal subsidies rise
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Chinese ECA underwrites US$46 bln Chinese firms' businesses in Africa
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UAE ECA and Italy partner with Chinese financial institutions to boost trade
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'Hidden debts’ reveal risks of China’s lending spree
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Chinese Banks and ECAs Court African Governments
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Europe’s German-speaking ECAs ink collaboration pact
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Behind Russia’s growing influence in Africa
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Federal review of EDC finds inadequate disclosure practices
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Japanese, US & Australian ECAs begin own 'Belt and Road' in South Pacific
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EDC lifts "closed" status on Saudi Arabia-related business
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Waters backs down in Ex-Im fight after internal struggle
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EDC claims review clears them of SNC-Lavelin transaction wrongdoing
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As Brexit Looms, UK Doubles ECA Credit To Nigeria
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Norwegan ECA blacklists shipbuilders over human rights abuses
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Banks with a combined $100bn shipping portfolio stimulate green change
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U.S. Senate targets Ex-Im support for Saudi nuclear technology
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The Poseidon Princples: Will They Affect ECAs?
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Foreign beer lovers get tanked with EXIM assistance
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Public and targeted consultations on EU short-term ECA rules
June 2019
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MPs make unprecedented call for end to UKEF overseas fossil fuel support
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See no evil: How EDC is bankrolling companies accused of bid-rigging, graft and human-rights violation
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U.S. lags in export financing arms race fueled by China: EXIM report
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Kenyan court blocks Chinese ECA backed power plant on environment grounds