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While 2024 was a more moderate year for total medium-to-long term (#MLT) export credit deals, with over US$13 billion in commitments for Sub-Saharan Africa compared to US$16 billion in 2023, volumes remain decidedly higher than at the start of the decade, with a widening variety of export creditors looking to participate in African transactions. #China has reclaimed its role as the world’s leading MLT export creditor and as regions such as the GCC grow their footprint, attention on finance models and innovative deal structures is accelerating, from more flexible tenor design to the future role of MDBs, risk-sharing and blended finance.
This session at GTR Africa 2025 London considered the export credit outlook in Africa and how both the trajectory for MLT deals and transaction design might innovate and evolve going ahead.
👉 Watch the clip below to hear what our panelists had to say!
🎥 Check out the full panel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDUZUPdiJoc
Thank you to Gabriel Buck (GKB Ventures), Sujithav Sarangi (Standard Chartered), Mark Norris (Sullivan & Worcester), Anders Vium Gielfort (EIFO), Michael Rasch (Alliad) and Francois Pennetier (UKEF)!
