In 2023/24, the UK government's export credit agency, UK Export Finance (UKEF), provided £8.8 billion in loans, guarantees, and insurance policies to help UK firms break into international ...

The FTA is expected to give a boost to India’s exports, particularly in labour-intensive sectors like textiles, gems and jewellery, toys, and auto parts, which earlier faced tariffs ranging 4% to 16%.

UK Export Finance (UKEF) is the UK government's export credit agency. It provides loans, guarantees, and insurance to help businesses access international trading opportunities.

The UK will also support India on green hydrogen, civil nuclear energy, and offshore wind apart from helping it finance climate action.

UK Export Finance is the world’s first and oldest export credit agency, its mission is to advance prosperity by ensuring no viable UK export fails for lack of finance or insurance, ...

Dyrhoff is supporting a flood protection project in North Dakota, using both UK and internationally manufactured parts ...

No concessions are given to electric, hybrid, and hydrogen-powered vehicles in the first five years of the agreement.

The UK's clean energy sector is booming, and it is creating opportunities overseas that UK Export Finance can help unlock Two years ago, the UK's renewable energy sector turned over almost £70 ...

An exploration into how UK Export Finance supports businesses to increase their overseas sales Exports contribute almost £900 billion to the UK economy each year. However, it is estimated that ...

Elevating Exports is a brand-new series that explores how Black British business owners have exported worldwide, brought to you by UK Export Finance (UKEF). UK Export Finance is the UK government ...

UK Export Finance, a state body that helps fund suppliers and foreign buyers of British goods and services, was backing transactions in francophone Africa worth a cumulative £1 billion ($1.3 ...

Britain is expanding the scope of its export insurance policy to cover exporters against the risk of non-payment if customers become insolvent, joining other European countries that have provided ...