Instruments

Different facility structures for different cash-flow patterns.

Not every client requires the same facility type. This section explains each structure in practical terms.

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Term Facility

A structured facility with a fixed tenor and scheduled repayments.

Suitable for capital expenditure, expansion plans, or refinancing where repayment visibility is important.

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Revolving Credit Line

Reusable working-capital access for businesses with changing cash needs.

Useful for inventory cycles, seasonal trading, and short-term liquidity management.

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Trade Support Facility

Finance aligned to import cycles, supplier obligations, and inventory movement.

Appropriate for businesses requiring bridge finance between procurement, delivery, and sale.

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Equipment Lease Support

Asset-backed finance for machinery, fleet, and productive equipment.

Useful when a business wants to preserve liquidity while acquiring revenue-generating assets.

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Invoice Discounting Line

Advance funding against approved receivables to stabilize cashflow between billing and settlement.

Useful for suppliers and service businesses managing long payment cycles with corporate buyers.

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Bridge Finance Facility

Short-term bridging support while awaiting contract proceeds, asset sales, or structured refinancing.

Appropriate for projects and transactions that require interim liquidity before a defined exit event.

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