Keep goods and cash moving.
Cross-border trade ties up working capital and exposes you to counterparty, currency and documentary risk — where a single technical defect can hold up payment.
We map the trade cycle, counterparties and where cash and risk sit at each step.
The right product — LC, guarantee, receivables or supply-chain finance — matched to need and risk appetite.
We approach trade-finance providers and structure the facility and documentation.
Commercial contract, financing and trade documents aligned so they work together.
Drawdown, monitoring and review as volumes and counterparties change.
Documentary terms and security carry legal traps — I align the commercial contract, the financing and the trade documents so payment is never lost on a technicality.
Trade finance (LCs, guarantees) de-risks and funds the transaction itself; invoice/receivables finance advances cash against money already owed to you. Many businesses use both — we help you choose. See our Insights guide.
Often the trade assets — receivables, inventory or the underlying goods — provide the security, which is why these facilities can suit businesses without spare real estate to pledge.
Yes. We frequently structure facilities around a specific contract, order book or counterparty rather than the whole balance sheet.
GCC, UK, US and Europe, with experience in the documentary and regulatory requirements of cross-border flows between them.