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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September 2019
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EXIM finances massive LNG project that will cause climate chaos
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UK Tory donor gets UKEF backing despite major fraud investigation
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Paltry Climate Finance Provided and Mobilised by ECAs in 2013-17
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$1.5 trillion global trade finance gap affecting SDG targets
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2017 Report to the U.S. Congress on Global Export Credit Competition
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Export-Import Bank eyes expanded role with LNG sector
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Will ECAs and Asian banks join the movement to decarbonise shipping
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OeKB readies debut SRI bond
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Iridium lands seven-year, $738.5 million Defense Department contract
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Austrade and Export Finance Australia help defence companies go global
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Afreximbank okays $500m for Nigerian manufacturers
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Abu Dhabi's ADFD launches ECA
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Iran's ECA Covers $1b Exports in 5 Months
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India, Russia identify new prospects for ECA led cooperation
August 2019
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Export Development Canada: Out from the shadows
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Civil society groups call for an accountability mechanism for the Equator Principles
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US Exim: A decade-long renewal or axe it entirely?
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US Export-Import Bank Hopes to Finance US$5 B Mozambique LNG project
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South Africa: European governments ‘must pay back the arms deal money’
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Tiny Timor-Leste Needs Gas and China's All Too Eager to Help
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Russian Export Center to support Belarus' export to third countries
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Bauxite exports from Guinea to UAE begin with ECA support
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KfW IPEX-Bank arranges €2.6bn financing for Dream Cruises newbuilds
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China Everbright invites TDB to co-manage $1bn energy fund
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Etihad Credit Insurance inks MoU with South Africa’s export credit agency
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Iran's Private Firms Want Stronger Export Credit Agency
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African Trade Insurance Agency (ATI) signs MoUs with Japanese banks and NEXI