TXF Podcast: 2019 export finance predictions extravaganza - part 2

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The predictions continue to rain down, with discussions focused on: life beyond traditional ECA-backed bank debt, movement on the regulatory front for ECA-assets, the continued growth of Africa as a borrower market, a power struggle between China and the IMF and a sanctions environment that is here to stay.

Featuring: Gabby Buck of GKB Ventures, Simon Sayer of Deutsche Bank, Simon Jones of TD Securities, and special guest, IHS Markit’s Alexia Ash.

Join in the debate at the largest gathering of its' kind: TXF Global 2019: Export, Agency & Project Finance on 12 -14 June, Berlin.

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