Third-Party’s Balance Sheet Borrowing
The idea of borrowing a third-party balance sheet is the following:
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High Finance is not only made out of bigger numbers than finance. High Finance is a completely different reasoning from Finance. One used to illustrate this difference in reasoning by saying in Finance, if You are given a cheque, You verify whether it is funded or not. In High Finance, You verify the drawn bank is actually able to pay it without going bankrupt. The world is increasingly complex and projects are not only larger but must respect increasingly more criteria. In example, 50 years ago a car simply had to be working, solid and beautiful. Ten years later, it had to consume less gas. Over time its characteristics of environment
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We focus on deals whose budget is above USD 100 million and where initial equity already invested is at least USD 10 million.Moreover, the company, government or public collectivity seeking finance must have at least a USD 5 million budget.Many people consider our requirements excessive, but we never make any exception to these, no matter what the reasons are.
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Time is the most valuable and precious thing in life. You have heard this many times but it’s worth recollecting no matter how many times. Think about it except the time you can recover any things either it is money or fame. But Once you lost the time it will never ever come back to you.So we make use of this time for a better living and be productive by having a good time management strategy which is simple:No romance without finance. If you do not have the financial means, do not come to us.
Standby Letter of Credit
Definition A standby letter of credit (SLOC) is a guarantee of payment by a bank on behalf of their client. It is a loan of last resort in which the bank fulfills payment obligations by the end of the contract if their client cannot. The standby letter of credit is never meant to be used, but prevents contracts from going unfulfilled in the event your company closes down, declares bankruptcy, or is unable to pay for goods or services provided. Standby letters of credit help prove a business’ credit quality and repayment abilities. Types of Standby Letters of Credit: Performance SLOC Performance standby letters of credit ensure the nonfinancial contractual
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The Costs of the Deal
Many businesspeople come to me to ask me help them close multimillion and sometimes multibillion deals. They are broke but in their mind, this is not a problem. The multimillion or multibillion deal will soon settle the problem and they’ll be able to pay all of their debts. What of deals are those ? Most of them are import-export of all kinds of commodities, from corn to gold. But I also saw people willing to build hotels, airports, business and conference centers, bungalows, restaurants, discotheques, spas. When they are not totally delusional as I described in one of my previous articles called “Imaginary International Trade”, they underestimate or merely ignore
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Accessing High Finance
Accessing the High Finance World Accessing the High Finance World is a long and complex process. It involves professional, intellectual and social skills and requires a large financial as well as human investment.
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Syndication of Institutional Investors
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Capital Requirements Levels
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Collaterals
Collateral Definition Collateral, especially within banking, traditionally refers to secured lending (also known as asset-based lending). More-complex collateralization arrangements may be used to secure trade transactions (also known as capital market collateralization). The former often presents unilateral obligations secured in the form of property, surety, guarantee or other collateral (originally denoted by the term security), whereas the latter often presents bilateral obligations secured by more-liquid assets such as cash or securities, often known as margin. Collateralization of assets gives lenders a sufficient level of reassurance against default risk. It also help some borrowers to obtain loan if they have poor credit histories. Collateralized loans generally have substantially lower interest rate
