Below you can find an indication of our current cover policy and risk appetite for each country or territory. The information is for guidance only. The details given here may change at any time, and no commitment on our part can be assumed or inferred. The information given in no way commits us to providing cover for a particular contract.
Market Risk Appetite
For foreign exchange earning projects with robust financing structures and strong risk mitigants, UKEF may be able to exceed the market risk appetite specified. We make these decisions on a case by case basis.
The cover indications are not indicative of the nature of the risks of doing business in any individual country or territory. They should not be taken to mean that doing business in the country or territory in question is risk free, and you should carry out your own due diligence.
You should contact our customer service team if you:
have a business enquiry
want more information
want to find out where overseas investment insurance cover may be available
wish to find out more about our cover position on any country or territory
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Chad
Market risk appetite
Cash or short term cover
Medium or long term cover
Consensus category
Cover policy
Case by case
Yes
Yes
Two
For cash or short term cover we would expect payments to be secured by irrevocable letter of credit or equivalent security.
For medium or long term cover we can only consider providing support for foreign exchange-earning projects.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Congo
Market risk appetite
Cash or short term cover
Medium or long term cover
Consensus category
Cover policy
Case by case
Yes
Yes
Two
For cash or short term cover we would expect payments to be secured by irrevocable letter of credit or equivalent security.
For medium or long term cover we can only consider providing support for foreign exchange-earning projects.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Congo DR (formerly Zaire)
Market risk appetite
Cash or short term cover
Medium or long term cover
Consensus category
Cover policy
Case by case
Yes
Yes
Two
For cash or short term cover we would expect payments to be secured by irrevocable letter of credit or equivalent security.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Cuba
Market risk appetite
Cash or short term cover
Medium or long term cover
Consensus category
Cover policy
Case by case
Contact us
Contact us
Two
We can consider business where the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) acts as borrower or guarantor.
For medium or long term cover we can only consider providing support for foreign exchange-earning projects.
Curacao
Market risk appetite
Cash or short term cover
Medium or long term cover
Consensus category
Cover policy
Case by case
Contact us
Contact us
Two
We would need to conduct a country review to consider any cover.
UKEF’s cover policy applies only to the area under control of the Government of the Republic of Cyprus.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Dominica
Market risk appetite
Cash or short term cover
Medium or long term cover
Consensus category
Cover policy
Case by case
Yes
Yes
Two
For cash or short term cover we would expect payments to be secured by irrevocable letter of credit or equivalent security.
For medium or long term cover we can consider foreign exchange-earning projects only.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In 2016, UKEF reintroduced cover for Iran in Pounds Sterling and Euros. This is on a case-by-case basis, and allows for contracts of material size (hundreds of millions). UKEF will also consider applications for direct lending.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
We would need to conduct a country review to consider any cover.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Lebanon
Market risk appetite
Cash or short term cover
Medium or long term cover
Consensus category
Cover policy
Case by case
Yes
Yes
Two
For cash or short term cover we would expect payments to be secured by irrevocable letter of credit or equivalent security.
For medium or long term cover we can only consider providing support for foreign exchange-earning projects.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
We would need to conduct a country review to consider any cover.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Puerto Rico
Market risk appetite
Cash or short term cover
Medium or long term cover
Consensus category
Cover policy
Case by case
Yes
Yes
One
Short term cover is available for private sector buyers only.
For medium or long term cover we can only consider providing support for foreign exchange-earning projects.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
We can also consider business where the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) acts as borrower or guarantor.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Due to obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements, we are prohibited from supporting credit insurance business through UKEF’s Export Insurance Policy (EXIP) with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Vatican City
Market risk appetite
Cash or short term cover
Medium or long term cover
Consensus category
Cover policy
Case by case
Yes
Contact us
Two
We would need to conduct a country review to consider any medium or long-term cover.
Venezuela
Market risk appetite
Cash or short term cover
Medium or long term cover
Consensus category
Cover policy
Contact us
Contact us
Contact us
Two
We are willing to look at medium/long term business involving the Andean Development Corporation (Corporacion Andina de Fomento).
For medium or long term cover we can only consider providing support for foreign exchange-earning projects.
In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.
Those countries where there may be regional, ethnic or religious tensions, border disputes/conflict with neighbouring countries which may give rise to additional risks depending on where projects are located. We will need to take into account the location of the project in deciding whether or not support can be provided.
Cash or Short Term Cover
Where the duration of the contract is less than 2 years, UKEF cannot support exports to European Union countries, Australia, Canada, Iceland, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland and the United States of America because of obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements.
Consensus category (used in the cover indicator table)
Countries are classified under the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Arrangement on Officially Supported Export Credits which determines the maximum repayment terms.
Category One - maximum credit period is normally 8.5 years
Category Two - maximum credit period is normally 10 years
However, longer maximum repayment terms may be considered for large civil aircraft, nuclear and non-nuclear power stations, ships, renewable energies and water projects and projects where the cashflows generated will be used to repay the export credit loans.
Foreign exchange-earning projects
Projects which earn foreign exchange income. In certain circumstances it may be possible to provide support for such projects in countries where UKEF cover is not normally available.
Horizon of risk
The total length of time UKEF could be at risk for a contract. This is usually the total period from date of contract to final payment under that contract.
Letters of credit
A letter of credit is an undertaking by a bank to make a payment to a named beneficiary within a specified time, against the presentation of documents which comply strictly with the terms of the letter of credit. There are different types of letter of credit including irrevocable letter of credit (ILC) and confirmed irrevocable letter of credit (CILC).
Market risk appetite
The total amount of risk exposure we would be willing to support for new business in a particular country or territory. For foreign exchange earning projects with robust financing structures and strong risk mitigants, UKEF may be able to exceed the market risk appetite specified. We make these decisions on a case by case basis.
Medium or long term cover
Where the credit terms are longer than 2 years.
Public or private sector
The status of an entity. Public sector entities are usually government departments, or organisations owned by the State. Private sector entities are businesses owned by private individuals or organisations.
Sustainable lending
For certain poor countries we can only support exports and investments which meet sustainable lending criteria. The export or investment must be expected to assist in the social and economic development of the country or territory, without adversely affecting its underlying debt sustainability position.
Premium indicator
Use our premium indicator tool to obtain an indicative premium rate for medium or long-term transactions, where UKEF will be supporting a contract with an overseas sovereign buyer as the risk entity.
Country cover updated for Nicaragua and Marshall Islands.
7 March 2025
Update to Turkey cover policy - £1 billion to £2 billion
19 February 2025
Amendments made to the following countries:
Bermuda
Guyana
Namibia
Nepal
St Kitts and Nevis
St Lucia
Turkey
11 February 2025
Updates have been made to the cover policy for Kyrgyzstan.
7 January 2025
Changes have been made to the market risk appetite for Cote d'Ivoire, Kosovo and Oman.
5 December 2024
Market Risk Appetite for Guinea has been updated.
8 November 2024
The market risk appetite for Tunisia has been updated from 'FXP only' to 'case by case'.
5 November 2024
Updates have been made to the cover policy for Gabon.
28 October 2024
Edit to Niger entry.
16 October 2024
The market risk appetite for Kenya and Turkmenistan has been updated.
6 September 2024
Amendment made to Tunisia entry
9 July 2024
Market risk appetites for Turkey and Egypt have been updated.
4 June 2024
Market risk appetite for Oman is now £3 billion to £4 biillion.
9 May 2024
Market risk appetite for Costa Rica and Jamaica have been updated.
9 May 2024
Amendments made to the following countries:
Brazil
Egypt
Grenada
Mali
Qatar
St. Kitts and Nevis
St. Lucia
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Serbia
Turkey
Turks and Caicos Islands
29 April 2024
Amendments made to Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis and St Lucia
9 April 2024
Tajikistan entry edited.
8 April 2024
This entry was added to the following countries; Gambia, Haiti, Solomon Islands, and Timor l’Este:
‘In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction’.
This entry was added to the following countries; Grenada, Mali, Myanmar, Syria, Yemen, Zimbabwe:
‘Subject to Sustainable Lending Criteria’.
15 March 2024
Changes to the following countries:
Armenia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Greece
Honduras
Jamaica
Jordan
Oman
Poland
Qatar
Rwanda
Seychelles
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Vietnam
13 March 2024
Market risk appetite for Turkey updated to £250 million to £500 million.
5 March 2024
St Vincent and the Grenadines MRA changed.
6 February 2024
Change to market risk appetite for Bolivia.
2 February 2024
Paragraph under Cameroon removed:
‘In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction.’
2 February 2024
‘Subject to sustainable lending criteria’ for Cameroon removed.
5 January 2024
Updates to the market risk appetite for Albania, Algeria, Andorra, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Bahrain, Belgium, Bermuda, Bhutan, Botswana, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Canada, Cayman Islands, Chile, China, Colombia, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Dubai, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Guyana, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, , Kuwait, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macao, North Macedonia, Malaysia, Malta, Mauritius, Mexico, Mongolia, Montenegro, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Eswatini, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United States, Uruguay, Vietnam.
9 October 2023
Barbados details changed.
2 October 2023
Oman banding changed from £2bn to £3bn to £1bn to £2b.
5 September 2023
Market risk appetite for Oman increased to £2 billion to £3 billion.
1 August 2023
Local currency financing no longer available for Croatia.
27 July 2023
- Turkey MRA updated
- Text added to Comoros
- Text removed from Haiti and Gambia
8 June 2023
Changes for Nigeria made.
25 May 2023
Bolivia banding updated.
3 May 2023
MRA for Brazil, Poland and Uganda updated.
28 April 2023
Text removed from Sudan.
12 April 2023
Changes to the following countries:
Azerbaiajn
Bangladesh
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cote d'Ivoire
Dominican Republic
Honduras
Jordan
Macedonia
Mongolia
South Africa
Turkmenistan
5 April 2023
Changes to Costa Rica and Guatemala
24 March 2023
Afghanistan and Comoros updated.
24 March 2023
Albanian country cover
22 March 2023
Ghana change
15 March 2023
Changes to the following countries:
- Egypt
- Indonesia
- Poland
- Turkey
14 February 2023
MRA for Pakistan updated.
27 January 2023
Changes to Bolivia and Mali.
18 January 2023
Market risk appetite for Indonesia updated.
1 December 2022
Change to Ghana and Niger.
29 November 2022
Banding changes for the following countries:
- Andorra
- Dubai
- Jordan
- Mauritius
- Togo
- Turks and Caicos Islands
24 November 2022
Changes made to Antigua and Barbuda
11 November 2022
Tunisia MRA changed to case by case.
2 November 2022
Updated the market risk appetite for USA
24 October 2022
Removed the word 'confirmed' from the Angola copy.
Added a further sentence to the Ghana copy.
18 October 2022
The Market Risk Appetite column for Angola has changed to 'contact us', given that our available MRA in the country is low.
2 September 2022
Sri lanka cover updated
2 September 2022
Cover for Sri Lanka updated.
30 August 2022
Cover for Kosovo has been updated.
15 August 2022
Market risk appetite for Angola updated.
3 August 2022
MRA for Saudi Arabia updated.
20 June 2022
Cover policy for Cote D'Ivoire updated.
17 May 2022
Edited to reflect change in coverage for South Sudan. "In view of the IMF and/or World Bank zero non-concessional borrowing limit for this country UKEF is unable to provide medium or long term cover for sovereign or public buyer/borrowers unless the IMF and/or World Bank grant the authorities a waiver for the transaction" has been removed.
11 May 2022
Burkina Faso cover position changed
21 April 2022
Cameroon updated to reflect updates to sustainable lending.
12 April 2022
Updated cover details for El Salvador
31 March 2022
Cash or short term cover information updated for European Union countries, Australia, Canada, Iceland, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland and the United States of America due obligations arising under UK international Trade Agreements.
16 March 2022
Market risk appetite for Turkey updated to £250 million to £500 million.
15 March 2022
Changes to Belarus and Russia to reflect changes in cover
4 March 2022
Changes to Burundi, Congo DR, Papa New Guinea, Vanuatu and Zambia to reflect updates to sustainable lending and changes to cover position.
25 February 2022
Market risk appetite for Ukraine updated to Contact Us.
13 December 2021
Market risk apetite for Ukraine updated to £1 billion to £2 billion.
2 March 2021
Myanmar cover is no longer available.
16 February 2021
Market risk appetite in Ghana changed to £500 million - £750 million.
29 July 2020
Changes made to reflect UKEF’s updated Exposure Management Framework.
31 March 2020
Updated to reflect support for credit insurance business with a horizon of risk of less than 24 months in the EU, Australia, Canada, Iceland, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland and the USA.
17 August 2018
Updated MRA guidelines
23 February 2018
Updated to include details of UKEF's sovereign premium indicator tool.
27 April 2017
Updated country cover policies for Oman, Saudi Arabia and Dominican Republic