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SERV - Swiss Export Risk Insurance

SERV - Swiss Export Risk Insurance

Swiss Export Risk Insurance SERV insures political and commercial risks involved in exporting goods and services. SERV insurance and guarantees protect Swiss exporters from non-payment and facilitate export financing. Its solutions also help companies obtain low-interest loans or higher credit limits in order to conserve cash when exporting goods and services. As an institution under public law, SERV insures exports that private insurers do not cover. Its products are available to every company domiciled in Switzerland and there are no minimum order volumes required.

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Andreas Hedlund

Andreas Hedlund

Senior Vice President - Project Finance & Infrastructure
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Carsten Böhler

Carsten Böhler

Head of Project Finance & Infrastructure
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Dominique Aubert

Dominique Aubert

Senior Vice President, Project Finance & Infrastructure
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Doreen Fitterer

Doreen Fitterer

Senior Vice President, Multinationals & Project Finance
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Heribert Knittlmayer

Heribert Knittlmayer

Chief Insurance Officer
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Manuel Scherrer

Manuel Scherrer

Officer, Large Enterprises & Reinsurance
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Peter Gisler

Peter Gisler

Chief Executive Officer
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Thomas Schudel

Thomas Schudel

Head of Risk Analysis & Sustainability
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Tina Rosenbaum

Tina Rosenbaum

Head of Project Finance & Infrastructure
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Viviane Gnuan

Viviane Gnuan

Communications Manager, Communications & Marketing
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Sessions we are speaking at

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Eyes on 2021: An Asian infrastructure boom?

Laure Duvernay
Head of Financing and Treasury,
Alcatel Submarine Networks
Carsten Böhler
Head of Project Finance & Infrastructure,
SERV - Swiss Export Risk Insurance
Adolfo Dindo Abueg
Co-Head Project Finance, Asia Pacific,
Korea Development Bank (KDB)
Juan Tiang Kow
Deputy Executive Director,
Infrastructure Asia
Moderator
Carlos Santonja
Head of Export & Agency Finance APAC, Origination & Multilaterals,
Santander

Although most governments have had to focus on direct provisions surrounding the Coronavirus crisis this year, Asia’s need for infrastructure has not diminished. It is therefore likely that we will see an infrastructure boom over 2021 as governments look to re-invigorate their economies. This panel sets its eyes on the future, considering:

  • The end of 2020 will be crucial for lining up these projects. Where should ECAs and banks look to sniff out next year’s large capex deals?
  • Will we see governments changing the type of projects they mandate? Will they re-focus around social infrastructure and energy transition given this year’s happenings?
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Infrastructure - LIVE Q&A

Laure Duvernay
Head of Financing and Treasury,
Alcatel Submarine Networks
Adolfo Dindo Abueg
Co-Head Project Finance, Asia Pacific,
Korea Development Bank (KDB)
Juan Tiang Kow
Deputy Executive Director,
Infrastructure Asia
Carsten Böhler
Head of Project Finance & Infrastructure,
SERV - Swiss Export Risk Insurance
Moderator
Carlos Santonja
Head of Export & Agency Finance APAC, Origination & Multilaterals,
Santander
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