Formal requirements
Style: The assignment is expected to be written and organised in a professional manner (e.g., structuring and heading, table of contents, page numbering). This includes to fully follow standards on academic writing and referencing using Harvard style.
Sources: You are expected to make full use of all academic sources such as peer reviewed academic journal articles. Other sources can include books, periodicals or company publications and websites.
Guidelines and Important Remarks
Submission: This coursework is to be submitted via the VLE only. It will automatically be scanned through a text matching system (designed to check for possible plagiarism). University rules on late submission will be applied.
Marking: The assignment will be marked on the basis of a) quality of the analysis provided, b) presentation of your assignment and c) adherence of academic standards and/or referencing.
Deadline: 20th May 2020
Word limit: 3,500 words (excluding references and appendices)
Reference materials are attached.
Assignment Questions:
Part 1: (50 Points)
Exporting corporations bear many risks which are not necessarily connected to their performance in delivering goods or services to its customers abroad. Export credit agencies have been established in order to enable and foster exports to foreign markets. These markets vary in many aspects. The main risks for exporters are of political and commercial nature and are relevant in the whole process of the export transaction, starting in the production phase, the delivery phase and after delivery. Please discuss from an exporters point of view the main political and commercial risks in export transactions.
Part 2: (50 Points)
Export credit agencies (ECAs) cover different types of export transactions. Typically the importer is liable with its corporate assets towards the financing party. However, there are transactions which are financed on a project finance basis where corporate assets are not yet existing. Please discuss the difference between corporate transactions and project finance. Please explain the different information requirements and the consequences for the analysis of credit risk.
Part 3: (50 Points)
The total risk appetite defines the maximum amount of risk exposure in a portfolio which is acceptable for the ultimate risk taker. Most ECAs have statutory limits of risk exposure. Others define limits by the maximum risk framework e.g. provided by the Federal budget. In order to curb the total risk exposure, ECAs typically set limits for single obligors, countries, regions, branches or rating categories. Develop three ideas, how to set limits for these aspects. Explain how you derive the actual limit and how one could manage the compliance of the limits.
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