Trade Finance

Trade Finance is the financing of goods or services in a trade or transaction, from a supplier through to the end buyer. The core principles of trade finance operate in much the same way as a merchant bank, the focus being the transaction rather than a business’s balance sheet.

Trade Finance accounts for 3% of all global trade, worth some $3tn annually. ‘Trade Finance’ is an umbrella term, which includes a variety of financial instruments that can be used by an importer or exporter.

These include:

Purchase Order Finance.

Stock/Inventory Finance.

Structured Commodity Finance.

Invoice Finance (Discounting & Factoring).

Supply Chain Finance/Asset Based Lending.

Letters of Credit (LCs); Bonds & Guarantees.

Stronghold offers Trade Finance to assist a business in fulfilling orders internationally.

Main Criteria

Goods are sourced from a reputable supplier.

Supplier can deliver goods in a timely fashion and to the buyer’s required specification.

The transaction must be ‘closed’, i.e. have a defined supplier and buyer.

The ultimate buyer must be either Investment grade; credit insurable, or provide an acceptable bank guarantee/letter of credit.

Logistics to move goods from the supplier’s warehouse to the buyer’s premises can be validated and controlled.

Goods must have a minimum shelf-life of 6 months.

Maximum pre-shipment risk of 90 days/Maximum post-shipment risk of 120 days.

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9 Reece Mews, South Kensington, London, SW7 3HE

+44 207 052 8476

Business Centre EST Anfa Place, Boulevard de la Corniche, Casablanca 20000, Morocco

+212 687 469 465

info@stronghold-finance.com

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