Strategic renewal in an era of multipolarisation
How should export credit agencies reconcile expanding strategic mandates with tighter operational constraints in a multipolar, weaponised trade environment?
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How should export credit agencies reconcile expanding strategic mandates with tighter operational constraints in a multipolar, weaponised trade environment?
How do multilateral and plurilateral trade agreements shape the room African countries have to design their own trade policy?
What strategies and operating choices explain why some non-African export credit agencies perform well in supporting transactions in Africa?
Sets out four routes – institutional capacity, productive capacity, digital transformation and resource mobilisation – through which aid for trade can make least developed countries more resilient to overlapping crises.
What makes public export credit agencies buy private reinsurance, and what does that mean for how they are set up and governed?
Will export finance lead the green transition or lag behind, and how must its institutions change in a fragmenting world?
Are countries’ domestic climate policies and their export credit agencies’ climate policies aligned, and what does strong alignment look like?
How can political risk insurance help attract investment for the Sustainable Development Goals to developing and least developed countries?
How could the Net-Zero Export Credit Agencies Alliance help export credit agencies contribute far more to climate finance for developing countries?
Who provides political risk insurance, where does it go, and how could it do more to attract investment to the least developed countries?
Why closer coordination of the EU's export and development finance tools is needed to mobilise sustainable investment.
How can development and trade finance be mobilised to build the industrial and trade infrastructure Africa needs?
How are geopolitical and trade megatrends changing the mandates, products and operations of export credit agencies?
Combines real-world cases with the service-delivery literature to identify and describe the distinct service models through which governments provide public services, extending business-model thinking to the state.
How can the competing rationalities that guide decisions inside organisations be identified and measured?