„It is our top priority to help the exports of domestic companies as much as we can,” said Gergely Jákli to the Budapest Business Journal.

The President and CEO of EXIM narrated about the possible rearrangement of value chains and its effect on the Hungarian ventures. „Significant production capacities are expected to ’migrate’ between continents: some will leave Central Europe, but others will be moved to here and this will create more opportunities for domestic companies.” He also reported on the results of the Compensation Programs of EXIM launched in May and launched the news that „the new decision that the European Commission made in October had allowed us to provide export credit insurance for export shipments to the European Union and all the other developed OECD countries around the world, with an extended deadline, till June 30, 2021”.

The recent significant bond issuance of Eximbank was also mentioned: the investor interest was close to HUF 100 billion, which is a dependable reflection of the investors’ confidence.

The full interview can be read here.