Trade finance news
Short, dated updates on Sinosure, export credit insurance and the policy changes that affect importers.
Canadian Companies Turn to Trade Credit Insurance Amid Tariff Risks
Rising tariff uncertainty drives Canadian importers to seek Sinosure-backed payment terms as an alternative to traditional bank financing.
Read →China Prioritizes Export Credit Insurance Expansion 2025-2026
Chinese government guidelines emphasize strengthening export credit insurance to stabilize foreign trade, benefiting Canadian importers seeking extended payment terms.
Read →Sinosure-ICIEC Partnership Expands Cross-Border Trade Coverage
New Sinosure-ICIEC cooperation agreement enhances risk-sharing for international trade, making credit approval more flexible for Canadian importers.
Read →Sinosure 2024 Report: Over USD 1 Trillion Insured, SME Focus
Sinosure's 2024 annual report reveals over USD 1.02 trillion in insured trade, with strategic expansion for SMEs and North American exporters in 2025.
Read →Sinosure Short-Term Export Credit Insurance Grows 14.6% in 2025
Sinosure's short-term export credit insurance grew nearly 15% in early 2025, strengthening support for 90-120 day payment terms for Canadian importers.
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