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           Export Documentation, Compliance, Risk Management and   supplied to an exporter.
           the all important Getting Paid for Exports. Practical but   Insurances:
           LPPHGLDWHO\ EHQH¿FLDO  WKHVH PRGXOHV DUH DV ZRUWKZKLOH WR   • Trade Credit Insurance; or
           current exporters as well as to new entrants.  • Export Credit Guarantee.
           6WUDWHJLF ([SRUWHU 6HULHV – Following on from the SES  NZECO covers both the Political and Commercial risk of
           this series is a natural up-skill in learning gained by those  an overseas buyer not meeting their payment obligations.
           who attended earlier modules or for those already with   These insurances can help an exporter access additional
           export experience. Included, as the series title suggests, are:  liquidity via their bank and can help exporters offer
           Strategic Freight for Exporters, The Export Sale including   payment terms to secure sales.
           Export Contracts, Export Marketing, Export Pricing and more.  Guarantees:
           6SHFL¿F :RUNVKRSV – The Academy presents workshops  • Bond Guarantees; or
           RQ VSHFL¿F DUHDV WKDW H[SRUWHUV PD\ QHHG PRUH LQWHQVLYH  • Loan Guarantee.
           training. Popular in 2016 were:           NZECO can provide a guarantee to an exporter’s
           • Customs PIN course – You can train for your Customs  bank to enable the bank to provide additional funding or
            UUI for just exports or for both export and import.  bonding related to an export transaction.
           • Letters of Credit – How to negotiate these; technical   For more information contact one of our business
            training in how to ensure you get the best L/C from   originators on: +64 4 917 6060 or email
            your buyer; a discussion “why use them?” and several  nzeco@treasury.govt.nz or visit www.nzeco.govt.nz
            alternatives to L/C payment.
           • FTA Workshop – A look at New Zealand’s Free Trade
            Agreements, how they operate and documentation   Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
            required, as well as how goods and services are valued.  The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade’s Business
           :HELQDUV – Not able to get away from the workplace   Liaison Unit works with exporters, including key sector
           for any period of time? In 2017 the Academy will release   groups and regional representatives, to help facilitate their
           more courses as webinars for you and your staff to learn   international connections.
           literally on the job.                     The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade plays an
           Endorsements on NZTE’s website https://app.  important role for New Zealand business by:
           regionalbusinesspartners.co.nz/MarketPlace/  • Seeking to secure global trade rules, via the WTO, which
           MarketplaceService/776 testify to the universal appeal  are more open, transparent and certain.
           of these courses.                       • Negotiating Free Trade Agreements to provide better
                                                    and more certain access to markets of critical interest to
           Want to know more? Go to www.exportacademy.ac.nz
                                                    New Zealand exporters.
           CEO: Murray Painter – murray@exportacademy.ac.nz
                                                   • Monitoring offshore market developments which might
           Tel: 06 875 8000
                                                    harm or complicate our potential to sell into markets and
                                                    develop strategies to address these threats.
           1HZ =HDODQG ([SRUW &UHGLW 2I¿FH         • Working with New Zealand companies which experience
           1HZ =HDODQG ([SRUW &UHGLW 2I¿FH  1=(&2  LV D   foreign government rules and regulations which hold up
           government agency that provides practical solutions to   or delay getting their goods into market (problems with
           assist exporters to manage their payment risk, secure   TXDUDQWLQH LVVXHV  WHFKQLFDO EDUULHUV WR WUDGH  HWF
           international sales and access additional funding from   • With our extensive global network and diplomatic
           their bank when the private sector can’t assist. NZECO   networks, working jointly with NZTE, to leverage
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           insurance policies that complement the services offered   people, have the right conversations.
           by New Zealand banks and trade credit insurers.  NZECO   • Looking to facilitate New Zealand’s economic growth and
           charges commercial fees and premiums for its services,   SURGXFWLYLW\ E\ IDFLOLWDWLQJ WKH WZR ZD\ ÀRZ RI LGHDV
           and will look to recover any claims that it pays.  people, capital, technology and research capability.
            NZECO can provide its range of solutions also in   • Working with other agencies onshore in seeking to
           VXSSRUW RI D GRPHVWLF ¿UP WKDW KDV EHHQ DZDUGHG D   ensure the government’s growth agenda is well informed
           contract to supply goods or services that are integral to   of global developments and suitably structured in a way
           the delivery of New Zealand exports.  This may include the  to help New Zealand companies connect globally.
           support of New Zealand manufactured capital equipment   • Finally, of course, it is an important responsibility for the

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