Hungarian Export-Import Bank Plc.
Corporate brand
UnclaimedHungary’s export-import bank, providing financing and insurance solutions to support domestic businesses and export activity.
Last updated September 25, 2026
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Overview
Hungarian Export-Import Bank Plc., commonly presented as EXIM, is a Hungarian bank focused on financing that supports businesses and international trade. Its official website describes EXIM as a financial engine for the Hungarian economy and emphasizes support for domestic companies, their growth, and their ability to reach overseas markets. The bank says that over its 30 years of operation it has helped Hungarian products and services reach around 150 countries through financial instruments. The institution’s work spans domestic business financing and support for export activity. EXIM’s website says it offers banking and insurance products across the export process, alongside financing programs intended to create opportunities for domestic growth. Its published offerings include investment and development financing, working-capital credit, leasing-related financing, and export receivables insurance. The homepage also advertises preferential fixed-rate financing structures for small and medium-sized businesses and large companies, including green investment finance. EXIM is a specialist national export-finance institution rather than a general-purpose consumer-facing bank. Its stated role connects Hungarian businesses with financing and risk-management tools for domestic activity and cross-border trade. The bank is based in Hungary and presents its services principally to Hungarian enterprises, while its export-related work has an international reach. It is commonly identified as a Hungarian state-owned bank. The brand is active, and its website currently promotes financing and insurance solutions under the EXIM name.
History
Hungarian Export-Import Bank Plc. is a Hungarian bank established to support export activity and the financing needs of Hungarian businesses. Public brand materials use the name EXIM and frame the bank’s role as supporting domestic enterprise, economic growth, and the international reach of Hungarian goods and services. The bank’s homepage describes 30 years of experience, indicating an establishment in the mid-1990s; the institution is commonly dated to 1994. Over its operating history, EXIM has developed a specialist role around financing and risk management for companies involved in domestic business and international trade. Its official materials describe a range of banking and insurance products covering the export process, rather than only a single export loan product. These include business investment and working-capital financing and insurance for export receivables. The bank says its financial instruments have helped Hungarian products and services reach around 150 countries. The institution also presents its financing as relevant to companies at different scales. Its current homepage promotes programs for small and medium-sized enterprises as well as large companies, with financing for investment, leasing, and working-capital needs. It also advertises green investment finance and insurance for deferred-payment receivables. These offerings reflect EXIM’s combined emphasis on domestic company growth and export support. Today, EXIM remains active as a Hungarian export-finance institution. Its public-facing identity links the bank to Hungarian businesses and the country’s export economy, while its international connections and export-related instruments extend beyond Hungary. The bank is commonly identified as state-owned. Its current website continues to present EXIM as a provider of financing and insurance solutions for enterprises.
- 1994
Hungarian Export-Import Bank established
International reach through export-finance instruments
Products and positioning
A national export-finance bank that supports Hungarian businesses with domestic financing and banking and insurance products for export activity.
Business investment and development financing
Financing for business investment and development needs.
Working-capital financing
Credit intended to support companies’ working-capital requirements.
Green investment finance
Financing promoted for green investment projects.
Export receivables insurance
Insurance for export receivables, including deferred-payment receivables.
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