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4 June 2024Insurance

Howden, Allianz ink insurance deal with Saudi EXIM bank to boost non-oil exports

Global insurance broker Howden and trade credit insurer Allianz Trade have signed an Initial Framework Agreement with Saudi EXIM Bank to provide credit and political risk insurance to international exporters and banks to facilitate the trade of non-oil products to the Kingdom.

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