Export-Import Bank Of Malaysia (EXIM Bank Malaysia) | Export Credit Agency (ECA) in Malaysia |
About Export-Import Bank Of Malaysia
Incorporated in August 1995, the Export-Import Bank of Malaysia (EXIM Bank Malaysia) is a government-owned Development Financial Institution (DFI), tasked with delivering effective financing solutions for cross-border ventures.
As a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Minister of Finance Incorporated (Inc.), the bank was established to promote reverse investment and exports of strategic sectors and to facilitate the entry of Malaysian companies into new markets, particularly to the non-traditional markets.
The bank promote reverse investment, support exports from strategic sectors such as capital goods, infrastructure projects, shipping, and value-added manufactured products, as well as facilitate the entry of Malaysian companies to new markets, particularly to non-traditional markets.
A summary of Export-Import Bank Of Malaysia
Products and services offered by Export-Import Bank Of Malaysia
- Outward bill collection
- Letter of credit advising
- Letter of credit confirmed
- Letter of credit transfer
- Back-to-Back letter of credit
- Supplier financing
Raw Materials – From tobacco to spices, gold to bronze, commodities represent a large proportion of our trade finance portfolio
Finished Goods – Our innovative structuring capabilities allow us to put together complex finance structures, even if the end goods are finished
Metals – From scrap metal to alloys, we help traders and distributors access trade, receivable or PO finance for iron, steel and non-ferrous metals
Are you an exporter based in Malaysia?
See our TFG Malaysia Export guide here .
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English Website for Export-Import Bank Of Malaysia
Malaysian Website for Export-Import Bank Of Malaysia
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About the Author
Elcyn Domingo is responsible for the TFG Weekly Trade Briefings at Trade Finance Global.
She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Information and Technology and is passionate about how SMEs can use new technologies to overcome challenges for business growth, with regard to both digital and sustainable models for trade.