TXF Podcast

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The TXF podcast brings you latest export, trade and commodity finance updates from across the globe. Listen to our 5 minute round-up of the biggest issues and breaking news from your industry, plus special interviews with industry experts!

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Monday Dec 10, 2018

TXF Daily Podcast

Monday Dec 10, 2018

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

Carbon Holdings will provide an equity update to prospective ECAs and lenders on the $10.9 billion Tahrir Petrochemicals Corp (TPC) project at a meeting in London tomorrow (11 December)
Banks mandates for the €13 billion ($15.6 billion) financing of the Amur gas processing plant (GPP) in Russia are expected in Q1 2019, with ECAs and lenders due to meet in Munich tomorrow (11 December) to finalise commitments
Venezuela's Oil Minister Manuel Quevedo will take the helm of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) from the beginning of next month
And, the First Abu Dhabi Bank has gone live on the Temenos' T24 core banking system

Friday Dec 07, 2018

TXF Daily Podcast

Friday Dec 07, 2018

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

Indonesia’s Jawa-1 power plant and FSRU financing has reached financial close
Malakoff Corporation is said to have decided to go ahead with the sale of its 50% share in the 420MW Macarthur wind farm in Australia. Rothschild is handling the sale
US-based Venture Global LNG has entered into a $220 million bridge loan facility with Morgan Stanley Senior Funding and associated lenders
UniCredit has appointed Siow Chin Yeo as Head of Global Transaction Banking in the Asia Pacific region
And, TXF’s features editor Ollie Gordon takes a look at the growing US offshore wind market as the 2019 expiration of the Investment Tax Credit looks unlikely to put the dampers on a sector that looks set to take off.