Sentence examples for for export finance from inspiring English sources
One of the BSEC's more effective bits is its financial arm, the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, which issues credits for export finance and cross-border projects.
The chancellor surprised many people by both doubling and extending the allowance on investment spending and took steps to deepen the government's support for export finance, as part of the continued effort to address Britain's woeful performance in foreign markets.
Courting business, he doubled and extended the tax-free allowance on investment spending and increased the government's support for export finance, as part of a continued effort to address Britain's persistently woeful performance in foreign markets.Though sold as the responsible reaction to improved economic fortunes, the new budget is more risky than it seems.
For services to export finance and pro bono work in the legal sector.
There have been a number of other incentive measures aimed at promoting exports, such as drawback facilities for custom duties, export finance, and export insurance and guarantees.
The Exports Credit Guarantees Department, which was set up in the early 1990s to co-ordinate credit cover, will launch the Export Working Capital Scheme later this year for those not eligible for the Export EFG, offering export finance worth over £1m.
Nothing would send that message more strongly than limiting the UK's export finance for these schemes".
The data comes a week before the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD's) export credit group is due to meet in Paris to discuss banning export finance for coal.
However demand has been low; many companies are concentrating on the domestic market, many need equity and development finance, rather than the services of UKEF, and companies which are exporting are focussing on mature markets where the need for risk protection and export finance is limited".
The export finance capacity for UK businesses has been doubled to £50bn to help firms.
Whitehall is finalising a $500m£330m0m) credit for oil giant Petrobras, a generous export finance deal designed to support the development of deepwater oil and gas projects offshore Brazil.
