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The role of ECAs in promoting national exportMeasuring impact in a Strategic Econsystem
Draft10 December 2013 AMAN UNION - Fourth Annual Meeting
Doha, State of Qatar
Philipp LemmerzManager, Head of Public Policy, PwC
1 The role of ECAs – promotion of national export and beyond 1
2 The Strategic Econsystem 5
PageSection Overview
Agenda
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Internal drivers: national economic strategies impose increasing requirement on ECAs requiring flexible capabilities
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From pure risk mitigation…
…to multi-dimensional goals
Time
• Export growth• Employment• Export growth
• SME focus• Employment• Export growth
• FDI• Diversification • SME focus• Employment• Export growth
• Innovation • Entrepreneurship• FDI• Diversification • SME focus• Employment • Export growth
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External drivers: The environment for ECAs operation becomes increasingly complex and diverse on numerous layers
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ECA
Public interest
Level playing
field
Inter-national
(counter-)effects
Social and ecological standards
Increasing competitive-
ness
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Economic context: ECAs operate as part of the national overall economic agenda as important strategy enablers
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Domestic factors
• GDP generated by few sectors only
• Shift towards knowledge based economy ensures future prosperity
• Limited size of domestic market requires exploration of international markets
Regional and global factors
• Fiercer competition in foreign markets
• Global financial sector imbalances requires national answers
• Fast occurring crisis and chances need flexible solutions for quick reaction
• Suitable Economic Diversification• Sound Economic Management• Responsible Exploitation of Oil and Gas
“Company size focus”
“Sector focus”
“National content approach”
“National interest approach”
Strategic focus
matrix
ECAs focus on the fact that the export is conducted by a company
from their home market
ECAs limit their insurance or financing to goods and services
produced in their home country
ECAs focus on diversification and promotion of specific industries in
order to decrease the dependence on their
major products
ECAs provide specific support for exporters representing key sectors
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The key: it aligns a strategic management approach with the public policy model to a powerful unit applicable on every level of Econsystems…
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The Strategic
Econsystem
Strategic Management Model Public Policy Model
Combination into a clear ‘strategic fit’
• Lack of promotion coherence• Gaps in public promotion tools• Challenge due to federal structure
• Socio-economic targets
• Understand key drivers• Analyse the interdependent
components of the economy• Transparent strategic
framework for policy setting
Critical Success Factors (internal capabilities)
• Competition in global markets• Access to finance• Access to overseas markets • Positioning country at global scale
Key Success Factors (external determinants)
Definition of the policy agenda
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Approach to policy setting
Dimensions of policy setting
Agenda setting
Policy formulation & adoption
Implementation
Evaluation
Institutions
ProgrammesTime
Policy
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…and puts the pieces together to form a strategic, interconnected, coherent approach to economic promotion
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… Export
FDI
Start-ups
Inno-vation
FinanceDevelopment Banks
Export Credit Agencies
Incubator Centres
Investment Parks
Foreign Aid Agencies
Chambers
Investment Authorities
etc.
Institutions
Programmes
Time
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For economic promotion, the Strategic Econsystem is like an accelerator for target achievement and serves as a vision enabler
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The Strategic
Econsystem
• Prioritisation for the implementation of public promotion programmes
• Definition in a content and time-wise manner
Roadmap for programme
implementation
Quick adoption to trends and risks
Generate a competitive edge over
peers
The Strategic Econsystem can tell what to do (policy agenda)
• Quick adoption of fast changing success factors in national policy agendas
• Competitive edge to obtain advantage over peers through more efficient and effective policy adoption
The Promotion Calculator can tell how to operationalize the policy and measures the impact
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The Promotion Calculator is a multidimensional tool allowing ex ante and ex post applicability
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Present value of promotion measures the initial flow of funds
Money transfer
1The investment leverage measures additional investment triggered through promotion
Investment leverage
2The target achievement rate levels out side effects of promotion like deadweight effects
Target achievement
3Finally the promotion impact is normalized by necessary cost and network effects
Administrative cost and portfolio effects
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x
Present value of promotion measures the initial flow of funds
Money transfer
1The investment leverage measures additional investment triggered through promotion
Investment leverage
2The target achievement rate levels out side effects of promotion like deadweight effects
Target achievement
3Finally the promotion impact is normalized by necessary cost and network effects
Administrative cost and portfolio effects
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x
Inno-vation
Entre-preneur-
ship
FDI Finance
Promotionframework
…
Export
Ex-ante strategy implementation Ex-post framework refinement
• Based on a well-focused economic promotion strategy the Promotion Calculator gives answers on how to shape promotion programmes
• It enables economic promotion to be optimal shaped in terms of strategy achievement and efficiency
• It steers the resources into those scheme setups that provide the highest return on promotion
• The Promotion Calculator gives feedback on the performance of promotion schemes and frameworks
• It can be used for risk management as well as steering implicator to be reactive on opportunities and risks
• The continuous ex-ante monitoring ensures constant alignment of the schemes to the strategic objectives and highly efficient programme delivery
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Accountability, sustainability and cost-benefit-aspects require best achievable “Return on Promotion”
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• The RoP makes results of promotion visible, comprehensible, measurable and comparable
• RoP is a normalisedand dimensionlessvalue thus allowing comparison between the variety of thinkable economic promotion schemes
• The Promotion calculator is the connector between promotion strategy and implementation
The four key elements of the Promotion Calculator
The approach includes administrative costs as additional input
Inputs incl. admin. cost 1
Present value of promotion measures the initial flow of funds
Money transfer
2The investment leverage measures additional investment triggered through promotion
Investment leverage
3The target achievement rate levels outside effects of promotion like deadweight effects
Target achievement
4x
Return on Promotion (RoP)
RoP
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In simplified terms a multiplication of the input data with combines efficiency and promotion performance in an optimal manner
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Promotion efficiency
Promotion performance
X X
Monetary transfer
Triggered financing volume
Investment leverage
Target achievement ratio
Present value of promotion
Target achievement
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99 380 (8 546)90 834 (11 327)
79 507 (2 323) 77 184
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20,000
40,000
60,000
80,000
100,000
120,000
Base case Exports Imports Direct impact Imports Direct + indirect impact
Imports Direct + indirect + induced impact
VKG shale oil production value chain impact on foreign trade balance, € in thousands
A quantitative approach to economic promotion highlights fields of impact
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Source: CONFIDENTIAL, PwC analysis
Total annual impact to foreign trade balance
+ 77.2 mn.
In total, the amendments have a significant positive impact on both the total exports and the foreign trade balance.
Effect of proposed amendments on foreign trade balance, EUR in thousands
e.g. imports by the suppliers along the
value chain
Effects from additional
consumption through employment gains
Imports directly relating to the gain in
value creation for exports
Direct additional exports resulting from
proposed amendments in
promotion schemes
Gain in direct additional exports in % of total exports 0.9%
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Analysis reveals considerable impacts of ECAs on job creation, SME development and value chain effects
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ECA effects
ECA’srole
Germany • From 2000 – 2009 up to 141.000 jobs affected by Hermes cover / 2010: Increase to 240.000• 50% of jobs created in SMEs• 1.44 jobs are created indirectly at supplier firms /90.000 jobs were created outside GermanyCanada• Increase of affected jobs from 572.523 in 2008 to 642.465 in 2009• Number of served SMEs rose from 6.204 in 2007 to 6.886 in 2009• Supported volume in emerging markets rose by almost 50% from 2007 to 2010
• Job creation and preservation• SME promotion and stabilizing effect in economic crisis • High importance of an ECA for access of corporates to important and growing international
markets• Effects along the value chain leveraging positive effects beyond the cover holder• Cover for exports allows companies to retain know-how even during crisis and grow on a solid
knowledge-driven basis
Source: ifo study, EDC, PwC analysis
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The Strategic Econsystem approach combines the best of two worlds to unfold its potential in economic promotion
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…is a structured approach to operationalize economic strategies
…helps to define suitable economic promotion approach
…defines the right promotion schemes to be implemented
…helps to leverage on money spent for economic promotion
…saves funds through efficient resources allocation
…locates room for improvement of economic promotion
Strategic Econsystem
Promotion Calculation
Powerful economic
promotion
Combined application of the frameworks helps to set up a
system of effective economic promotion
tools
Modern concepts for economic promotion.
Vorsitzender des Aufsichtsrats: WP StB Dr. Norbert VogelpothVorstand: WP StB Prof. Dr. Norbert Winkeljohann, WP StB Dr. Peter Bartels, WP StB CPA Markus Burghardt, StB Prof. Dr. Dieter Endres, WP StB Petra Justenhoven, WP StB Prof. Dr. Georg Kämpfer, WP StB Harald Kayser, WP RA StB Dr. Jan Konerding, StB Marius Möller, WP StB Martin ScholichSitz der Gesellschaft: Frankfurt am Main, Amtsgericht Frankfurt am Main HRB 44845 PricewaterhouseCoopers Aktiengesellschaft Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft ist Mitglied von PricewaterhouseCoopers International, einer Company limited by guarantee registriert in England und Wales
Philipp LemmerzManagerT: +49 (40) 6378 2207M: +49 (17) 1768 [email protected]