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The Changing Role of Export Credit Agencies

Stephens, Malcolm - 1999

Export credit agencies play an important role in international trade and investment flows. Exports insured or financed by the approximately 50 export credit agencies that are members of the Berne Union account for about 10 percent of their countries' exports, which, in turn, represent about 78...

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Officially Supported Export Credits in a Changing World

Wang, Jian-Ye - 2005

This paper assesses the issues of government involvement in international trade finance stemming from the recent changes in global financial markets. This study is based on discussions with representatives of export credit agencies during the period from October 2003 to May 2004. A survey of 27...

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Export Credit Agencies, Trade Finance and South East Asia

Stephens, Malcolm - 1998

This paper looks at the causes of the reduction in trade finance in South East Asian countries post-1997, with a particular focus on the role of export credit agencies. It concludes that while such agencies did not cause or prolong the problem, they did not contribute significantly to a...

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Access to Trade Finance in Times of Crisis

Wang, Jian-Ye - 2006

Trade finance has long been an important component of international financial flows. Firms in emerging market economies, in particular, rely heavily on bank-financed trade credits to support their export and import activities. This book examines why and how much trade finance flows decline...

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Officially Supported Export Credits : Developments & Prospects, May 1990

International Monetary Fund - 1988

This paper emphasizes on the policy reaction of the agencies and their authorities to countries in various stages of debt-servicing difficulties. Export credit agencies have, over the past few years, been adopting a progressively more open stance. This is true with respect to short-term cover...

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Officially-Supported Export Credits : Developments & Prospects, Feb. 1988

International Monetary Fund - 1987

This paper emphasizes on the policy reaction of the agencies and their authorities to countries in various stages of debt-servicing difficulties. It was found that, largely for competitive reasons and provided that significant arrears had not emerged, agencies as a group had tended to remain...

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Subsidized export credit

1980

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Export Credit Cover Policies and Payments Difficulties

Puckahtikom, Chanpen - 1985

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Recent Export Credit Market Developments

International Monetary Fund - 1997

Export credit agencies (ECAs) have played a critical role in financing for developing countries in recent years, and … key issues affecting export credit markets: a more widespread involvement of ECAs in project financing transactions, a … strong presence of ECAs in the market for investment insurance, and a deepening of the forfeiting market …

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The Political Economy of Trade Finance : Export Credit Agencies, the Paris Club and the IMF

Blackmon, Pamela - 2017

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