On September 15, 2026, Eximbanka hosted a professional workshop with representatives from Recovery Advisors, which focused on practical issues related to export financing, insurance claims, and debt collection in an international context.

How can we prepare graduates for the changing world of international trade, and where are the opportunities for Slovak exporters today? We discussed this and more with Assoc. Prof. Elena Kašťáková, Ph.D., head of the Department of International Trade at the Faculty of Business Administration of the University of Economics in Bratislava.

Strengthening long-term cooperation, new opportunities for Slovak companies to participate in development projects, and more effective coordination of the capacities of both institutions were the main topics of yesterday’s meeting between representatives of Eximbanka and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

Eximbanka’s management held talks with representatives of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on the future development of rules governing state-supported export financing and their adaptation to changing conditions in global trade.

A commentary by Rastislav Podhorc, CEO of Eximbanka, for Hospodárske noviny on the export behavior of Slovak companies.

Yesterday, another in a series of bilateral meetings organized by Eximbanka with the management of the leading commercial banks operating in Slovakia took place. This time, we met with representatives of Slovenská sporiteľňa.

Every entry into a new market offers a producer not only the opportunity to increase exports and profits, but also risks that depend on the specific destination. Exporters can minimize these risks through thorough preparation and by eliminating potential pitfalls. This is the topic we’re covering in the August installment of the series “I Want to Be an Exporter,” which HN is producing in collaboration with Eximbanka.

The Ministry of Economy of the Slovak Republic, the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak Republic, SARIO, and Eximbanka play different roles in supporting Slovak companies abroad. However, for the entire system to function effectively, their activities must be coordinated. That is why Eximbanka initiated a coordination meeting focused on planned activities and opportunities for cooperation over the next six months.

Eximbanka and the Italian export credit agency SACE signed a Memorandum of Understanding today in Rome, aimed at establishing a framework for more systematic cooperation in promoting exports, investments, and joint projects between Slovak and Italian companies.

Eximbanka CEO Rastislav Podhorec and Director of the International Relations Department Matúš Šársky participated in a working visit to Azerbaijan as part of the delegation accompanying the President of the Slovak Republic. During the visit, they held talks with key institutional partners and, at the Azerbaijan-Slovakia Business Forum, presented opportunities to support Slovak exporters through Eximbanka’s financial, insurance, and guarantee instruments.