Kuala lumpur: Export-Import Bank of Malaysia Bhd (EXIM Bank Malaysia) and MNS Credit Management Group Pte Ltd have signed a memorandum of understanding during the Asian EXIM Banks Forum 2025 to enhance cooperation in credit risk management and debt recovery.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, the agreement will allow both organizations to share credit information, provide recovery assistance, and strengthen risk management processes for exporters. The partnership leverages MNS’s 30 years of global expertise in debt collection and credit reporting to enhance EXIM Bank’s financing and offerings with robust credit intelligence and recovery solutions.

Addressing key challenges such as limited access to reliable credit data and complex cross-border risks, the collaboration helps businesses make informed decisions, reduce defaults, and build resilience as they expand internationally. By integrating financial instruments with strategic credit solutions, the collaboration creates a comprehensive support ecosystem al
lowing Malaysian exporters to navigate global markets, manage payment risks, and sharpen their competitive edge through stronger credit assessments, improved recoverability, and more resilient risk mitigation frameworks.

The partnership also opens doors for Malaysian companies to strengthen their foothold in India, accelerating their presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. EXIM Bank president and chief executive officer Datuk Nurbayu Kasim Chang highlighted that the collaboration marks a significant step forward in supporting Malaysian exporters in global trade complexities. With MNS’s expertise, clients gain greater resiliency and security in international transactions.

This initiative complements the Malaysia Global Connect Go Export Cover Programme announced under Budget 2026, which offers incentivized takaful protection to boost competitiveness and drive entry into high-potential markets.