China's Export Trade Credit Index Will Be Launched For The First Time In 2012.

December 15th, China export credit insurance The company released the national risk analysis report (2011 Edition) in Beijing, and Xinhua broadcast the live broadcast of the conference. Wang Yi, general manager of China Export and Credit Insurance Corp, said at the press conference that the 2011 edition of the national risk analysis report carried out the latest professional judgment of China's credit insurance to the sovereign states in the world over the past year. objective The investment environment of these countries is assessed, and the risks are revealed in depth, revealing the international environment facing China's export and investment, and providing a risk map and security package for Chinese enterprises to open up overseas markets. China will also further improve its core information products, and is expected to launch China's exports to the community for the first time in 2012. Trade Credit index.

Wang Yi pointed out that at present, the global economic recovery is generally slowing down, and is in a complex, sensitive and changeable period, facing a serious risk of downlink. Especially in the past 2011, the debt crisis in Europe and the United States has been haunting, and sovereign credit risks have been exposed. The fiscal deficits and public debt burden of countries have increased significantly. The situation in the Middle East and North Africa continues to be volatile, and the uncertainty of the international political situation continues unabated. International financial stability is weakening and market risks are increasing. Global trade growth is slowing down, and national risk, industry risk and buyer risk are becoming increasingly prominent.

Facing the complicated and changeable international political and economic situation, the "China credit insurance reference rating" mechanism has been gradually improved, and the national risk analysis report has been released seven times. According to this tool, Chinese enterprises can conduct systematic country risk analysis of different countries through Chinese perspective, thus guiding trade and capital. Flow to 。 Today, the 2011 edition of the national risk analysis report and the global risk map, launched by China's letter Bao Long, carry the latest professional judgment of China's credit insurance policy to the sovereign states of the world over the past year. Focusing on the 60 most important countries that are most closely related to China's economic and trade relations and the most potential bilateral economic cooperation and the most concern of Chinese enterprises, we comprehensively and objectively evaluated the key factors of China's foreign economic and trade security, including the political situation, the level of economic development, the balance of payments, the external debt burden, the financial situation and the investment environment.

As a policy export credit insurance institution, China credit insurance is committed to providing comprehensive overseas risk management for Chinese enterprises and financial institutions, and striving to build a national risk management system based on national risk information database, diversified information channels, professional teams and technologies. To this end, China's letter insurance will further improve the core information products, and will launch the first China's export trade credit index for the first time in 2012. The index is in line with the national risk analysis report. It is a supplement and deepened to the national risk analysis report, which mainly reflects China's trade prosperity, industry risk status and enterprise payment status with different countries. The national risk analysis report, the global risk map and China's export trade credit index will present a multidimensional global credit risk barometer for enterprises. It is a "good helper" for Chinese enterprises and Chinese capital to go abroad to identify risks and make scientific decisions.