As a state-owned company, it is important that Danish society can gain insight into how EIFO carries out its mandate and manages the funds that the state has made available to EIFO. At the same time, EIFO has been required by the European Commission to publicly disclose its activities.

From 1 October 2024, EIFO will begin publishing data on all of our activities. This is new for some of EIFO's products, whereas the products EIFO offers through its role as an Export Credit Agency (ECA) have already been published on EIFO’s website for several years
(see previous transparency on ECA products).

It is crucial for us that customers and partners can provide all necessary information to EIFO’s application management in confidence. Therefore, we only disclose limited and selected information about each activity.

New lists every 14 days

On this page, you will continuously find new lists of EIFO's activities. The lists will be published every 14 days. All disclosed activities are subject to a minimum 14-day waiting period after the activity is finalised to further safeguard customer confidentiality. For EIFO's international activities, they will be disclosed a minimum of 30 days after issuance.

Transparency is an EU requirement

To comply with transparency provisions pursuant to the European Commission’s decision of 12 May 2023, regarding the establishment of the Danish Export and Investment Fund, EIFO must publish information about its activities no later than one month after the individual transaction is finalised. The background for the European Commission's decision is a desire to give private market operators the opportunity to ensure that EIFO – as a state-owned fund – does not take on a role in the market that private actors wish to fill.

EIFO's transparency policy

You can read more about EIFO's transparency obligation in our transparency policy (Danish version, English version coming soon).