Export Credit Agencies: The Unsung Giants of International Trade and Finance

Delio E. Gianturco

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Preface Unsung Giants Myths and Truths Common Features Programs Policy Issues History of ECAs International Competitiveness International Cooperation Types of Organization Industrial Countries Developing Countries Transition Countries Regional ECAs Setting Up ECAs Legal Context Capitalization and Reinsurance Organization & Administration Problem Loans, Claims & Collections Results of Operations Political Risk Evaluation Commercial Risk Evaluation Premiums & Reserves Investment Insurance The Future for ECAs Appendix A: World's Export Credit, Guarantee and Insurance Agencies Appendix B: Arrangement on Guidelines for Officially Supported Export Credits Appendix C: Fact Sheet-Proposed OECD Premium Agreement Appendix D: Glossary of Technical Terms Bibliography Index

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