(Reuters, Barcelona, 27 May 2015) The world's richest nations are unlikely to reach a deal to phase out subsidies for coal exports at talks in June, reducing the chances of a new global climate change agreement at a U.N. conference in Paris, officials and campaigners say. The export credits...
morePublications Index
Current search
Search found 10 items
- [all items]
- (-) Remove 2015 filter 2015
- (-) Remove May 2015 filter May 2015
(Global Trade Review, London, 13 April 2015) The Labour Party's Cole Commission has called for the combination of the UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) and UK Export Finance (UKEF) agencies into one entity to achieve better co-ordination and support of British exporters....
more(Trade and Export Finance, Rome, 15 May 2015) SACE has signed a technical cooperation agreement to increase the capacity of the Iranian ECA, Export Guarantee Fund of Iran (EGFI). Under the agreement, SACE will offer EGFI advisory and training services on products, processes and risk assessment...
more(Global Trade Review, Beijing, 14 May 2015) Italy’s ECA Sace and China’s Export and Credit Insurance Corporation (Sinosure), have signed a reinsurance agreement aimed at facilitating projects and deals involving Italian and Chinese companies. The agreement renews and extends a collaboration...
more(Trade and Export Finance, Moscow, 14 May 2015) Russian state corporation Vnesheconombank (VEB) has increased business with Chinese institutions by signing a $8 billion framework credit agreement with China Development Bank (CDB) and a credit line agreement with Chinese export credit agency the...
more(Belarussian News, Minsk, 11 May 2015) Belarus and China's Eximbank have signed loan agreements to the tune of over $1 billion, Prime Minister Andrei Kobyakov said as he met with President of the Export-Import Bank of China Hu Xiaolian on 11 May. According to Andrei Kobyakov, China's Eximbank...
more(Washington Examiner, Washington, 14 May 2015) Kevin Varney, chief of staff at the Export-Import Bank for Obama's first term, joined Boeing as a director this month, according to his LinkedIn page. Boeing is by far the largest recipient of Export-Import Bank subsidies — typically benefitting...
more(TXFNews, Washington, 30 April 2015) The US’ House of Democrats today set in motion a process to bypass the House Republican leadership that would force a vote on legislation to the extend the charter of the country’s export credit agency, the Export-Import Bank of the United States. The move...
more(Global Trade Review, Hamburg, 15 May 2015) European corporates speaking at GTR‘s Europe Trade and Export Finance Conference in Hamburg are moving away from ECA cover only and resorting to private insurance more and more, due to the growing complexity of deal structures. GTR catches up with...
more(Forbes, Washington, 15 June 2015) [Comment/blog from Adam Andrzejewski of American Transparency, Burr Ridge IL] Between now and the end of June, Congress will decide the fate of the federal agency, Export – Import Bank (Ex-Im) of the United States, either by doing nothing and letting the bank...
more