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Is your company using or is interested in using Swedish export finance tools on the Indian market?



Join us and listen to the two organisations constituting the Swedish export credit system; Swedish Export Credit Guarantee Board (EKN), and the Swedish Export Credit Corporation (SEK). These two organisations work daily with Swedish exporters doing business with India and other countries around the world, understanding the issues involved and the solutions that can be provided. They, together with 'Team Sweden India', also have an overall view of various initiatives and business areas in the bilateral trade between Sweden and India.


Some of the areas we will discuss are:


  • What are the current trends in trade and export credit demand for India?
  • Has there been a big shift during Covid-19 times?
  • Outlook for credit risks in India 2021 and beyond
  • How can Swedish companies - in Sweden and in India - benefit from the Swedish export credit system?
  • What are the opportunities/challenges to use the Swedish export credit system as a competitive advantage on the Indian market?
  • Swedish participation in infrastructure projects and the use of Swedish export credit system for EPC-project financing in India



By joining this session you will have a considerably better understanding of the topics above and the great services you have access to. You will also get a better understanding of the export credit system through industry members and government representatives such as SEB, Serneke, Larsen & Toubro .


Partners to the session are Team Sweden India members - the Swedish Chambers of Commerce in India, the Consulate General of Sweden in Mumbai and the Embassy of Sweden - working together to promote Sweden India bilateral trade and exports.


EKN and SEK are active members of Sweden-India Business Council and work very closely with many companies in our network. Given EKN's and SEK's services, SIBC is happy to support all their initiatives to the benefit of SIBC's members. Both organization's CEOs are members of the India Sweden Business Leaders' Roundtable - ISBLRT as well.


Moderating this session is Robin Sukhia, SecGen and President of Sweden-India Business Council.

Agenda

10:00 - 10:05
Welcome address
10:05 - 10:40
Trends in the Sweden-India Trade - 2020 and onwards
10:40 - 11:30
Discussion with audience and panel

Speakers

  • Anna Lekvall (Consul General at Consulate General of Sweden in Mumbai)

    Anna Lekvall

    Consul General at Consulate General of Sweden in Mumbai

    Anna Lekvall is the Consul General of Sweden in Mumbai, India. Anna has over 20 years of experience in international development and democracy. She has held positions at the Swedish Mission to the United Nations, the Embassy of Uganda, the Swedish Export Credit Agency and the Swedish International Development Agency. Anna has served as the Executive Director for the Institute for Democracy and Dialogue at Fryshuset, as Program Manager at International IDEA and before taking up this post she was assigned the task to start up a new government initiative - the Swedish Center for Preventing Violent Extremism (cve.se). Anna is specialized on international economics and development, democracy, diversity and human rights. In 2007 she was granted the Jonas Weiss Memorial Award for her work within the Juba peace process. She holds a BA in International Economics from Gothenburg School of Business, Economics and Law and a Masters Degree in Democratic Development from the University of Uppsala.

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  • Per Åkerlind (Deputy CEO and Head of Strategic Partnerships and Relations at SEK)

    Per Åkerlind

    Deputy CEO and Head of Strategic Partnerships and Relations at SEK

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  • Johan Fredriksson (Senior Country Analyst at EKN)

    Johan Fredriksson

    Senior Country Analyst at EKN

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  • Moderator Robin Sukhia (President and Secretary General at Sweden-India Business Council)

    Moderator Robin Sukhia

    President and Secretary General at Sweden-India Business Council

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