Export-Import Bank of the Republic of China (T-EXIM), also known as Taiwan Eximbank, is Taiwan’s state-owned export credit agency and policy bank under the Ministry of Finance, headquartered in Taipei. Established in 1979, it supports national trade policy by facilitating exports, imports, and overseas investment involving Taiwanese enterprises.
T-EXIM provides export and import financing, supplier’s and buyer’s credits, guarantees, project and equipment loans, and other risk‑mitigation tools to enable cross-border transactions. The bank partners with commercial lenders and peer ECAs in syndicated or co-financed arrangements for capital‑intensive sectors, including chemicals, petrochemicals, energy, machinery, and infrastructure. Its programs serve both large companies and SMEs, helping finance plants, equipment, and services, as well as international projects with Taiwanese participation.
Also known as Taiwan Eximbank.
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