Exim Solutions
As a registered partner of the Export-Import Bank of the US since 2005, we know how international credit works inside out!
What is EXIM?
The Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) is the official export credit agency of the United States. EXIM was congressionally authorized in 1934 with the mission of supporting American jobs by facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services. EXIM recently received its longest period of reauthorization, a seven-year period that ends December 31, 2026.
When private sector lenders and insurance companies are unable or unwilling to provide support to U.S. exporters, EXIM fills in the gap for American businesses. In doing so, this agency levels the playing field, helping U.S. exporters compete globally creating more U.S. jobs.
EXIM solutions include Export Credit Insurance for businesses, Working Capital Guarantees for lenders/bankers and Project & Structured Finance (in high risk situations). Due to congressional requirements, EXIM supports exporters with a minimum of 50% U.S. content and shipments leaving the United States.
Our EXIM Guide to Export Credit Insurance is a free resource that explains what exporters should know to insure foreign receivables and take advantage of international sales.
How Can I Access EXIM
Services?
EXIM services are provided by registered broker partners. Since 2005, Securitas Global Risk Solutions has been a registered partner with EXIM. Named EXIM Broker of the Year in 2015, Securitas helps exporters find the right export credit insurance program, as well as, advises and assists in the ongoing policy management. There is no additional cost for these services.
EXIM Export Credit Insurance programs Include
- Express Insurance
- Single Buyer Insurance
- Multi-buyer Insurance
- Medium-term Export Credit Insurance
- Financial Institution Buyer Credit Export Insurance
Download Your Free Guide to Export Credit Insurance
Who Is This Guide For?
CEOs, CFOs, and international marketing managers of export-ready companies
You will learn how to:
- Increase your bottom line by selling into new markets and to larger buyers with confidence.
- Offer competitive financing rates to your customers to help close the sale.
- Utilize export credit insurance to protect against buyer non-payment, minimize risk, and offer extended credit terms to international buyers to increase sales.
- Know more about financing programs available with U.S. government backing from the Export–Import Bank of the United States and the Small Business Administration.
- Obtain working capital loans to provide capital for inventory, hiring, and performance bonds to support export sales orders and free up needed capital.
- Understand the strategies of companies that have successfully used financing to grow their international business.
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