Felix Thompson is a reporter at Connecticut Mirror. He covers a range of topics including local governance, economic development, and international trade, with a keen focus on how these issues intersect and impact communities. Felix's work has also been featured in Global Trade Review (GTR).
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UK Export Finance (UKEF) has approved a £371mn guarantee for the Angolan government to support the development of a new international airport in Cabinda, alongside exports from dozens of UK suppliers.
By: Felix Thompson
Eastern European trader TOI Commodities has refinanced and upsized its borrowing base facility to US$295mn, securing commitments from 16 commercial banks and development lenders. The trader, formerly known as Transoil, will use the proceeds to originate and export agricultural commodities from the Black Sea region and ship them via the Danube waterways between Moldova and…
By: Felix Thompson
Five commercial lenders including ING and JP Morgan have pledged support for a multilateral defence bank aimed at bolstering military financing for Nato countries and their allies.
By: Felix Thompson
The Export-Import Bank of the United States (US Exim) has approved cover for a financing package that will support the digitalisation of Côte d'Ivoire’s ministry of commerce and industry.
By: Felix Thompson
Trade finance fintechs have welcomed a French government decree setting out how businesses can take advantage of the country’s new digital trade law, though warn its “reliable platform” approach could create misalignment with international standards and confuse SMEs.
By: Felix Thompson
Rhodium Trading Australia’s liquidators have secured a default judgment worth more than US$14mn against a UAE-based company that purchased soft commodities from the defunct trader.
By: Felix Thompson
The Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim Bank) has approved a US$40mn commercial credit line for a development finance institution, bolstering support for long-term projects in West Africa.
By: Felix Thompson
Maritime surveillance specialist SRT Marine Systems is set to digitise Indonesia’s coastguard operations after securing a €157.9mn package from the UK’s export credit agency and Santander.
By: Felix Thompson
Mining developer Perpetua Resources is progressing in its bid to secure US$2bn from the Export-Import Bank of the United States (US Exim), and expects a financing decision by Q2 next year.
By: Felix Thompson
The founder of Next Level, a commodities trading fund that claimed to finance Colombian metals exports, has been arrested by US authorities and charged with allegedly stealing over US$50mn from 330 investors.
