TXF: Indepth

On this episode we talk about ESG, the purpose of trade and the relationship with aid.

TXF's CEO, Dan Sheriff, is joined by:

Rebecca Harding, RebeccanomicsGabriel Buck, GKB VenturesChris Mitman, Investec and Acre Impact Capital

In today's daily round-up of export, trade and commodity finance news, TXF's Ralph Ivey covers the latest stories and trends across the market:

Saudi Aramco has agreed a deal with Chinese partners to build a $12.2 billion oil refinery and petrochemical project in northeast China

The US and Japan have sealed a trade deal on electric vehicle battery minerals that will strengthen their battery supply chains and grant Japanese automakers wider access to US EV tax credits

TXF Intelligence takes a look at the data on Credit Suisse and UBS activity in export and commodity finance since 2018

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Where do ECA mandates these days start and finish, in a world where ECAs - since the financial crisis and COVID - have been asked to step up in more ways. How can you keep a rules-based approach, and where do ECAs stop and other institutions, such as development banks and other government departments start?

For this episode on ECA mandates, Dan Sheriff is joined by:

Rebecca Harding, Rebeccanomics

Gabriel Buck, GKB Ventures

Chris Mitman, Investec and Acre Impact Capital

Prior to the banking crisis, our guests discuss geopolitics - an issue that influences the very fabric of export finance. Geopolitics have a massive impact on what governments are up to, what business is able to do and ultimately, what export finance is able to do and how it can potentially either help certain situations.Guests: Rebecca Harding, RebeccanomicsGabriel Buck, GKB VenturesChris Mitman, Investec and Acre Impact Capital

In today's daily round-up of export, trade and commodity finance news, TXF's Max Thompson covers the latest stories and trends across the market:

Indonesian energy firm Pertamina is expected to sign an ECA-backed debt package to finance the expansion of its Balikpapan refinery in Borneo Island this month

Lotte Group is expected to sign a $2.4 billion ECA-backed deal for a petrochemicals plant in Indonesia later this month

INEOS Olefins Belgium has closed on the partially ECA-backed debt facilities for its €4 billion Project One greenfield olefins complex in Antwerp.

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In today's daily round-up of export, trade and commodity finance news, TXF's Max Thompson covers the latest stories and trends across the market:

Sponsors of the 88MW Binh Thuan onshore wind farm in Vietnam — Filipino power producer ACEN (65%) and Vietnam-based BIM Group (35%) — are expected to sign the financing backing the scheme by month-end

Philippine oil company Petron Corporation, the largest oil refining firm in the country, is testing bank appetite with a $550 million five-year term loan

There is going to be a major change in the world of supply chain finance (SCF) next year that will bring more transparency to SCF programmes. TXF’s Katharine Morton asks, what do the new FASB standards mean for corporate suppliers and buyers and for investors? 

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In today's daily round-up of export, trade and commodity finance news, TXF's Max Thompson covers the latest stories and trends across the market:

The financing of the Ras Laffan petrochemicals project in Qatar is expected to be out to banks later in 2022, according to a source familiar with the matter.

The target for signing the project financing of the NEOM Green Hydrogen Project in Saudi Arabia is the end of 2022, according to sources familiar with the matter

The $800 million loan underwritten and arranged for commodity trader Trafigura by Societe Generale (SG) which has been guaranteed by the government of Germany acting through its export credit agency (ECA) Euler Hermes under its untied loan programme –  is believed to be the largest untied ECA-backed loan to a single commodity trading company to date

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In today's daily round-up of export, trade and commodity finance news, TXF's Max Thompson covers the latest stories and trends across the market:

The financings backing the procurement of three FPSOs – with backing from K-SURE and Kexim – are targeted to reach financial close early next year

State-owned Ghana Cocoa Board (Cocobod) is in the market to refinance its annual Pre-Export Finance (PXF) facility in an otherwise muted Central and Eastern Europe Middle East and Africa (CEEMEA) syndicated loan market

Australia-based Lake Resources is expected to close a roughly $600-800 million ECA-backed limited-recourse debt package to finance the construction of its flagship Kachi lithium project in Argentina in Q3 2023. 

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In today's daily round-up of export, trade and commodity finance news, TXF's Max Thompson covers the latest stories and trends across the market:

KfW IPEX-Bank, together with Swedish Export Credit Corporation, has agreed ECA-backed financing for the construction of 1,000 drinking water boreholes with solar pumps in the Ivory Coast

Argentina's Pampa Energia (Caa3/CCC+/B-) has extended over 80% of its next major international bond maturity after its decision to improve the terms of an exchange offer was enough to lure bondholders into participating

Further details have emerged in relation to the $350 million financing for North American headquartered precious metals merchant Auramet Trading and Auramet International. The facility, led by ING Capital, has a one-year tenor and is structured as a revolving credit facility, details not previously released.

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In today's daily round-up of export, trade and commodity finance news, TXF's Max Thompson covers the latest stories and trends across the market:

KfW IPEX-Bank, together with Swedish Export Credit Corporation, has agreed ECA-backed financing for the construction of 1,000 drinking water boreholes with solar pumps in the Ivory Coast

Argentina's Pampa Energia (Caa3/CCC+/B-) has extended over 80% of its next major international bond maturity after its decision to improve the terms of an exchange offer was enough to lure bondholders into participating

Further details have emerged in relation to the $350 million financing for North American headquartered precious metals merchant Auramet Trading and Auramet International. The facility, led by ING Capital, has a one-year tenor and is structured as a revolving credit facility, details not previously released.

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