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Cesce has presented the eleventh edition of its International Panorama Report 2026, a strategic tool for companies. Pablo de Ramón-Laca, its executive chairman, outlined the five main areas of global tension, from the new sovereign debt landscape to the geopolitical dilemma of the European Union.
The export credit insurance company Cesce has published its latest Country Risk Analysis. The report, available as a document and podcast, underscores the importance of early warning as a strategic tool for Spanish companies to turn potential risks into business opportunities in international markets.
Experts from Cesce, including Pablo Arjona and Alvaro Portes, will discuss on June 24 at the Seville Chamber of Commerce how instability in the Middle East and new maritime routes are affecting the competitiveness of internationalized companies.
Cesce, the Spanish export credit agency, and its counterpart, Saudi EXIM Bank, signed a Memorandum of Understanding yesterday to strengthen economic cooperation. The alliance aims to create joint financing and insurance solutions for projects of mutual interest between Spain and Saudi Arabia.
The retail sector in Bizkaia is undergoing a profound digital transformation. In this context, the Bilbao Chamber of Commerce highlights the use of the WhatsApp Business API as a strategic solution to increase sales and improve customer communication without creating operational overload.
Credit insurance company Solunion presents Estratify, a digital solution designed to help businesses, especially exporting SMEs, minimize the risk of non-payment in their domestic and international operations. The tool integrates access to credit ratings and policy management to facilitate real-time strategic decision-making.
Mapfre, the insurance company, and the Spanish Confederation of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (CEPYME) have formalized the renewal of their agreement. The alliance aims to offer SMEs tools and advice for identifying and managing risks, a key factor for their growth and development in the current business environment.
Export credit insurance company Cesce is strengthening its alliance with the logistics sector at SIL Barcelona 2026. From June 3 to 5, it will present its commercial risk management tools and credit insurance to protect international operations in a complex global environment.
The export credit insurance company details its service portfolio, which ranges from surety and government-backed insurance to financing and market intelligence. The goal is to provide Spanish companies with strategic tools to compete confidently on the international stage.
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