You can now access all of the content that aired during the week of the event on demand.
Between 27-30 April, TXF hosted 750 online attendees all of whom are stakeholders on African export and project finance deals.
As one would expect from the live event which was accessible from anywhere in the world, the attendee list will comprised not only dealmakers spanning ECAs, SOEs, DFIs, MFIs, borrowers, exporters, commercial banks, law firms, insurers and governments from across the African continent but also from a broad swathe of those interested in investing in the region from overseas.
For a taste of what access to the on demand event content entails, please download the free post-event report covering top takeaways, features and statistics of this virtual event.
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