Bank Guarantee (BG)
A Bank Guarantee is a bank-issued undertaking supporting a defined obligation to a beneficiary.
- Performance and tender support
- Defined claim conditions
- Subject to approvals and coverage
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Trade Finance
Trade finance supports cross-border commercial activity by using structured banking instruments and documented execution. Our approach emphasizes clarity, controlled risk, and compliance alignment with the underlying trade.
Instruments: Bank Guarantee (BG) • Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) • Letter of Credit (LC)
Structured Execution
Documentation-led trade support aligned with client profile, counterparties, and transaction purpose.
TRADE SUPPORT • DOCUMENTATION • RISK MITIGATION • CROSS-BORDER COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY
Trade Finance Instruments
The instruments below are provided within a controlled framework, subject to eligibility, due diligence, and internal approvals. Terms, availability, and documentation requirements may vary by client profile and transaction structure.
Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC)
An SBLC is a documentary undertaking that provides payment assurance if the applicant fails to perform. It is commonly used as a credit support tool in cross-border arrangements.
- Supports defined obligations under commercial contracts and structured transactions
- Documentary presentation must meet the stated conditions to claim
- Issued subject to eligibility, transaction rationale, and compliance review
Letter of Credit (LC)
A Letter of Credit is a trade instrument commonly used in import/export transactions, where payment is made against compliant shipping and commercial documents. It helps reduce settlement risk between buyer and seller.
- Payment is made upon presentation of compliant documents within stated timelines
- Supports structured trade flows with defined goods/services and documentary evidence
- Availability depends on trade profile, jurisdictions, and documentation standards
Discuss a Trade Finance Requirement
To discuss eligibility, documentation requirements, and an appropriate instrument structure for your transaction, please contact our team.
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