Supported by Euler Hermes with a 50/50 split of buyers and lenders, the German export finance event of the year is back!
Corporates and banks maintain that it still takes too long from enquiry to commitment, new platforms are being implemented by SMEs, the industry is calling for more accurate reporting on ESG and sanctions mean that the Russian-German (and now Chinese) export relations are increasingly evolving.
To get ahead of these market trends join us to meet all the senior decision-makers that could boost your business and streamline your deal-making strategies.
This virtual event will be covering everything from the position of export finance in German government policy; product updates from Euler Hermes; the sectors boasting the highest growth in export finance and new trends in digitisation. All through session formats designed to spark debate and with far-reaching practical applications beyond the day's events.
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