EKF receives DKK185m injection to boost companies during COVID-19; Centennial reaffirms $700m borrowing base; essDOCS, AfricaPLC unveil digital trade documents partnership

In today's daily round-up of export, trade and commodity finance news, TXF's Max Thompson covers the latest stories and trends across the market:

• EKF, Denmark’s export credit agency, will be bolstered by a total of DKK185 million ($29.2 million) to ensure companies gain access to risk capital during the coronavirus crisis

• Colorado-based Centennial Resource Development has announced that its group of lenders - led by JPMorgan Chase Bank - has reaffirmed the company’s $700 million borrowing base

• Paperless trade group essDOCS and AfricaPLC, a B2B / B2G industrial E-commerce marketplace and fintech platform, have partnered to accelerate the use of digital trade documents in Africa

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