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16 publications in Shaping the Future of Trade · sorted by date · page 1 of 2
Can free trade agreements backed by export credit agencies give the EU a resilient answer to protectionism, conflict and trade policy uncertainty?
How do European export credit agencies finance digital infrastructure and services abroad, and what reforms would make them enablers of partners’ digital transformation?
How do multilateral and plurilateral trade agreements shape the room African countries have to design their own trade policy?
What makes public export credit agencies buy private reinsurance, and what does that mean for how they are set up and governed?
How are geopolitical and trade megatrends changing the mandates, products and operations of export credit agencies?
Why does an explicit ‘full faith and credit’ guarantee from the state matter for the impact of export credit agencies, especially young ones?
Why do WTO and OECD disciplines on officially supported export credits need reform to provide a credible ‘safe haven’?
How should public economic promotion, including export finance, adapt as digitalisation reshapes firms, value chains and growth?
How did European governments use export credit agencies to keep trade going during the Covid-19 crisis, and what should they learn?
How does Switzerland’s export risk insurance compare with competing agencies abroad, and what dilemma does more aggressive industrial policy elsewhere create?
Examines how the quality of institutions in African host economies shapes their trade performance and inflows of foreign direct investment, and what this implies for growth.
Maps the export credit insurance market – private insurers, export credit agencies, brokers, banks and reinsurers – and the regulation and demand factors that shape it.
How well can machine learning predict export credit insurance claims, and which technique works best?
What do researchers and practitioners need to know about the institutions, instruments and debates that shape global trade policy?
What drives demand for government export credit guarantees, and what does that mean for how export credit agencies are designed?
