Ex-Im Bank Reauthorization
The Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) supports American jobs by providing export financing to buyers of U.S. exports; Ex-Im Bank’s authority to operate will require renewal by the end of Fiscal Year 2014.
Ex-Im Bank Reauthorization
The Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) supports American jobs by providing export financing to buyers of U.S. exports; Ex-Im Bank’s authority to operate will require renewal by the end of Fiscal Year 2014.
Advocacy
CEE works closely with Congress and the Administration to ensure the U.S. trade agencies, including the Ex-Im Bank, have the authority and resources to help U.S. industry compete with foreign firms.
U.S. Jobs from Exports
Ex-Im Bank through its financing programs
has supported over a million jobs in the last four years; each of the U.S. trade agencies plays an important role in sustaining
American jobs by leveling the playing
field for U.S. exporters.
About CEE
The Coalition for Employment through
Exports (CEE) is an association of businesses
devoted to improving federal programs
for export / investment finance and
export promotion / advocacy.
Newsroom
American Investment Flow to Nigeria
Now $20 Billion, Says Ambassador
American investment flow to Nigeria has risen 60% to 20 billion dollars in three years, Prof Ade Adefuye, Nigerian Ambassador to the United States, said. Adefuye told reporters at the
Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce Trade Mission Forum in Washington D.C., “There has been so much in terms of Foreign Direct Investment to Nigeria; for instance, the U.S. Export and Import Bank provided 1.5 billion dollars guarantee
for any American firm that is investing in
Nigeria’s power sector.”
Nigeria Leads Africa’s Syndicated
Loans with Over $10 Billion
Nigeria’s borrowers have led the way in Africa’s syndicated loan market so far this year, with more than $10 billion of deals signed or in the market.
CEE Communicates
The Coalition for Employment through Exports (CEE) composed of large exporters, private banks, insurers, and trade associations, was founded in 1982 for the purpose of promoting competitive U.S. exports and the jobs that make those exports possible.
A core element of that effort is to support the various government trade agencies like the U.S. Trade and Development Agency, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation and, particularly, the Export-Import Bank of the United States.
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