ChemOne Holdings is marketing a syndicated loan of over $2.7 billion (MYR11.42 billion) to fund the construction of a chemical processing complex in Malaysia, sources...
A €112 million ($128 million) ECA-backed project financing for the Zatriq wind farm in Kosovo has reached financial close. SERV is providing cover, marking its first...
TXF spoke with Gustavo Dias Bergamasco, head of credit and export finance at OEC to outline the challenges of tapping ECA debt, as well as the contractor’s pipeline of...
Glenfarne Alaska LNG, majority owner and lead developer of Alaska LNG - a JV with Alaska Gasline Development Corporation - has completed the first round of its Strategic...
The Scottish government has launched a consultation on its updated Sectoral Marine Plan for Offshore Wind Energy, seeking input on the draft.The plan will be used to help...
The walled city of Dubrovnik is a fitting setting to a resilience-themed Berne Union Spring meeting hosted by HBOR, Croatia’s export credit agency. TXF spoke to Yuichiro...
OeKB has issued its second USD global benchmark in 2025 - having previously issued a five-year $1.25 billion transaction at the beginning of the year. Despite...
TXF's head of data, Alfonso Olivas, shares his top insights from the Q1 export finance league tables including emerging trends, the most active players, and the...
Saudi Aramco has published a new prospectus for its issuance program of Islamic bonds, or sukuk, signalling the state oil major may soon tap the debt markets again after...
In this three part series, Exile Group CEO Dan Sheriff speaks to Gabby Buck, Founder & Managing Director, GKB Ventures and Chris Leeds, Senior Consultant at UKEF, on the...
Today’s guest is Silvia Gavornikova, Head of Export Credits and Competition Division at the OECD. With over 20 years of experience in export finance - as well as some...
Olam Group ended 2024 as the most active borrower of commodity trade finance in the market. It is also undergoing a significant reorganisation with fresh investment from...
Cooperation, transparency and governance are not new buzzwords in the development, export and project finance space. These words echo like a mantra through an editorial...
Perpetua Resources has been awarded up to $6.9 million in additional funding from the US Army via the Defense Ordnance Technology Consortium (DOTC). The funding...
Swedish exporters have revised their outlook on financing costs, and significantly more companies than before now expect higher costs going forward. This marks a...
Masdar is sounding out local and international banks for the ECA-backed 1GW Mingbulak onshore wind farm financing in Uzbekistan. Etihad Credit Insurance (ECI) is...
In this three part series, Exile Group CEO Dan Sheriff speaks to Gabby Buck, Founder & Managing Director, GKB Ventures and Chris Leeds, Senior Consultant at UKEF, on the...
Germany’s Euler Hermes has had to change its business mix in reaction to political shifts. Mirroring its shift in geographies and financing structures is a change in the...
Tony Blair’s Institute for Global Change announced a white paper this week titled, “Making Trade Work Again: Resetting the UK’s Trade Strategy for a...
TXF has generated an article using Exile’s AI tool based on the transcripts from the recorded sessions at TXF Amsterdam 2025: Global Natural Resources & Commodities...
In this three part series, Exile Group CEO Dan Sheriff speaks to Gabby Buck, Founder & Managing Director, GKB Ventures and Chris Leeds, Senior Consultant at UKEF, on the ghosts of export finance past, present, and future. In our first episode, guests reminisce about some of the exciting transactions they were part of in the 1990s, considering how yesterday’s landscape encouraged more innovative deals.
Olam Group ended 2024 as the most active borrower of commodity trade finance in the market. It is also undergoing a significant reorganisation with fresh investment from Saudi Arabia. As challenges mount for soft commodity companies, Olam is establishing a new bold new approach with a company demerger.
The walled city of Dubrovnik is a fitting setting to a resilience-themed Berne Union Spring meeting hosted by HBOR, Croatia’s export credit agency. TXF spoke to Yuichiro Akita, President of the Berne Union and Hrvoje Čuvalo, HBOR’s President of the Management Board, about their reflections on resilience at the event, and the role of BU as a guardian of international trade.
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