Some of the advantages of collateral enhanced bank instruments are as follows:
- The bank instrument provider we introduce to you will have CASHED BACK instruments or 100 percent collateral.
- With certain circumstances the provider can cause issuance and delivery of the instrument in the name of their client as beneficiary, or assign a bank instrument in their favor.
- The only requirement is a corporate undertaking to return the bank instrument prior to maturity.
- The beneficiary has the option to (1) return the bank instrument fifteen days to maturity, (2) pay the face value of the instrument at maturity, or (3) renew the bank instrument for an additional term. It is very unique in today's marketplace.
- The issuance of the bank instruments are top European Banks to assure worldwide acceptance of the instruments.
- Collateral based project funding has less requirements for the borrower's financial strength than TRADITIONAL project funding.
There is important information to disclose to potential clients:
- These products are for experience professionals ONLY! There will be no advice relating to the use of the collateral enhanced bank instruments to achieve a client's goal. We always recommend a client to consult with legal and financial advisers before making the decision to use a borrowed instrument.
- The borrower is responsible for arranging and securing their own credit facility through their own banking relationships.
- The provider does charge any fees to review a project, but that does not indicate a project will be funded with COSTS involved. The provider will require a commitment from the client upon request for the bank instrument to be issued or assigned. All client charges and obligations will be disclosed.
- The provider's bank instruments are ONLY available for clients who are CAPABLE to pay for the services they require. Payment for the bank instrument cannot be paid from ANTICIPATED PROFITS from a transaction. The provider, nor the banks, works with those that are willing to engage a client which is unwilling or unable to demonstrate their capacity to pay the costs of the provider services.
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