New Zealand Export Credit (NZEC) is proud to have achieved a milestone of supporting more than $4 billion of New Zealand exports since its establishment in 2001.
The Executive Director of Capital Markets Andrew Hagan is leaving Te Tai Ōhanga - the Treasury after 17 years for a career break, Secretary Caralee McLiesh announced today.
In partnership with four of the primary trade credit insurers operating in New Zealand, the Treasury’s New Zealand Export Credit (NZEC) has streamlined its assessment process for its “top-up cover” coinsurance.
For our policy holders of our short term trade credit insurance, we have summarised the obligations which may be helpful to you. It includes being aware of what to do in the event you:
The Treasury is pleased to announce the appointment of Phillip Anderson to its Capital Markets Advisory Committee (CMAC). Phillip is an independent consultant with over 30 years’ experience in public debt management, market development and is a fo
Treasury Deputy Secretary- Financial and Commercial Operations, Jon Grayson says the new committee will bring private sector perspectives and expertise which will benefit the Crown.
Many economic commentators are forecasting a slowdown in growth in several offshore markets in 2019 due to unsettled financing conditions and unfolding political events.
The Treasury’s New Zealand Export Credit Office (NZECO) was recognised for excellence in export support at the 2016 AUT Business School Excellence in Business Support Awards.
After a review of NZECO’s operations, the Government has announced decisions to renew NZECO’s mandate and to amend some operational criteria and products.
Treasury Secretary Gabriel Makhlouf has congratulated New Zealand Export Credit Office (NZECO) manager Chris Chapman on his election as the new Chair of the Berne Union Prague Club.
The New Zealand Treasury's Export Credit Office (NZECO) and AIG Australia Ltd have entered into an arrangement to assist New Zealand exporters secure surety bonds into American Samoa and other US Pacific territories.
As New Zealand's official export credit agency, the New Zealand Export Credit Office (NZECO) is responsible for providing trade finance and risk management solutions to New Zealand companies. Our support is aimed at assisting exporters to take adv
Martin Kallervald, Regional Manager at the Swedish export credit agency (EKN), has just come to the end of a six-month secondment with NZECO. EKN is one of the most experienced export credit agencies in the world, with nearly 80 years experience i
The New Zealand Export Credit Office (NZECO) and Canada's Liberty Mutual Insurance Company have entered into an arrangement to assist New Zealand exporters secure Canadian surety bonds.
Northstar has expanded its global network to offer trade finance solutions and products by partnering with the New Zealand Export Credit Office (NZECO).
Propane Performance Industries Ltd (PPI) is an early stage company that recently utilised a NZECO short-term trade credit insurance policy to secure bank funding.
On 7 November 2011 the Government announced two changes that widen the scope and accessibility of the New Zealand Export Credit Office to support more New Zealand companies to trade abroad.
The New Zealand Export Credit Office (NZECO) and its Australian counterpart, the Export Finance and Insurance Corporation (EFIC), recently entered into a Reciprocal Reinsurance Agreement to share risk in export credit transactions.
This article by Kensington Swan outlines three trade finance issues that the NZECO is assisting exporters and banks with when trading with buyers in the Middle East.
Dog food producer and exporter K9 Natural Foods has secured trade finance to deliver on a substantial distribution agreement in the United States, with assistance from the New Zealand Export Credit Office (NZECO) and the BNZ.
The Prague Club is an international group of export credit and investment insurance organisations that helps members to develop their export credit and investment insurance schemes and provides a forum for sharing expertise and information.
The financial credit crunch has taken its toll on the trade credit insurance market where premium costs have risen sharply and underwriters are scaling back on their risk exposures.
