EKF - Denmark’s Export Credit Agency
In 2019, we issued new guarantees and loans worth EUR 2.4 billion. EKF is world leading in project financing and our portfolio includes some of the world’s largest wind parks, large-scale infrastructure projects and export of industrial products by both large and small Danish companies.
We assist companies and banks all over the world, and we are happy to provide solutions tailored to your specific needs.
EKF is particularly committed to reducing CO2 emissions worldwide through financing of renewable energy projects. In 2019 alone EKF helped finance projects which are expected to reduce global CO2 emissions by 75 million tonnes of CO2 over the course of their lifetime.
We are thrilled to participate in TXF Export Finance Virtual World Fair 2020. Let’s talk business!
Further information: www.ekf.dk/en
Contact: Thomas Hovard, Managing Director, Corporates & Institutions,
T: +45 35 46 27 81, E: thh@ekf.dk
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In June 2020 export finance leaders from commercial banks, ECAs and government met at the TXF Digital Olympics in 'The Garden' to discuss how the export finance industry has responded to the demand for sustainability across all business lines. We now advance to the field to discuss practical applications within export finance and roadmap the next 10 years:
- While sustainable principles spread across all business practises, in terms of investment where is export finance best placed to help? How is our commitment to fulfilling the SDGs & ESGs changing both the projects we choose and the way we finance these?
- What targets have we set and how do we measure deliverables? Currently where do sustainable projects fit into total export finance volumes? In the next five years how do sustainable investment targets compare to the targets of the complete investment portfolio?
- How can we use data to track and enforce our commitments? What is the criteria we need for eligibility?
- How are products on the market from green bonds to SDG linked loans and ESG-tied debt performing? And what new products and innovations can we see coming to the fore?
- Renewables and energy transition have paved the way, will we diversify into new industries that respond to the SDGs and how can export finance evolve in order to be a suitable product for these?
- What does this mean for traditional ECA industries and legacy projects? Will we see stranded assets and how does this factor into strategy?
- How can all actors and stakeholders better collaborate to ensure standards are met? How can we ensure accountability and strict criteria are upheld?
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