SUBSTANTIAL TRADE FINANCE FACILITY AVAILABLE!

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If you need to increase your Cash Flows for your import and export commodity shipments or for your finance usage, we can help you with our Trade Finance Facility whereas you can use and repay 180 days later and longer.

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If you are a Buyer but not enough funds to buy the commodity from your Seller, we can help you with our Trade Finance Facility.

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If you are a Seller and your Buyers don't have enough funds to pay you, we can offer our Trade Finance Facility to your Buyers.

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If you are a Middle Trader needs to buy and re-sell the commodity to earn more profits but not enough funds, we can help you with our Trade Finance Facility.

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If you need to convince your banks to extend you trade finance facility, we can structure trade finance transactions for you.

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If you need any Structured Trade Finance Transaction for your finance usage or Expand Your Import and Export Markets, then we should talk!

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Our company was incorporated in Singapore since 1994 and founder of “Principals Investment Providers Group” with substantial trade finance facility in many banks in many countries.

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Our trade finance facility business is market making and built such that our trade facility solutions meet client's needs. This has resulted in our successful tracked records being recognized by our clients to complete their shipments.

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We facilitate and arrange the opening of letters of credit backed by cash and trade facility up to any amount through our “Principals Investment Providers Group” specifically tailor for your situation and requirements, so just as each trade unique, so is each facility we put in place.

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If your company is looking for a strategy to finance goods to fill your orders or simply to support growth or building on your strengths or collaboration with your suppliers to introduce their products in your home country or other country, or for other related finance usage ~ we can structure, design and customize a trade finance solutions for you with our over 18 years expertise and experience.

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As long as our trade finance facility is not put at risks, then we should talk!

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What is there for you?

Substantial Trade Finance Facility Available

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A trade finance solution that enables SMEs to pre-pay for goods from foreign suppliers that bridges the gap in the goods being sold in a form of trade finance or guarantee to the supplier.

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The Economic Gains:

• Improves cash flow

• Separate to existing financial facilities

• Off balance sheet

• Can be used as a seasonal top up

• Enables timely buying and increases your buying power

• Funds the purchase and sale of additional products to grow your business

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What is trade finance?

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Trade finance refers to financing international trading transactions. In this financing arrangement, the bank or other institution of the importer provides for paying for goods imported on behalf of the importer.

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Trade Finance means financing a Trade. For a trade to happen, there is a seller to sell the goods and a buyer to buy the goods. The payment terms and conditions between the seller and the buyer subject to both parties arrangement to ensure both parties are protected fairly. In some cases, the buyer would use letter of credit through its various intermediaries such as banks or financial institutions which facilitate the trade financing by financing the trade. In other cases, the buyer would engage a funder whom has the credit facility or funds to help in trade financing in opening the letter of credit to the seller’s bank to complete the shipment. There are cases where the seller uses the letter of credit for their finance usage with their lending bank to organize the goods for shipment to the buyer. In the end, the objective in trade finance is to complete the shipments between the buyer and the seller for economic gains for all parties involve.

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While a seller (the exporter) can require the purchaser (an importer) to prepay for goods shipped, the purchaser (importer) may wish to reduce risk by requiring the seller to document the goods that have been shipped. Banks may assist by providing various forms of support. For example, the importer's bank may provide a letter of credit to the exporter (or the exporter's bank) providing for payment upon presentation of certain documents, such as a bill of lading. The exporter's bank may make a loan (by advancing funds) to the exporter on the basis of the export contract.

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Why trade finance?

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The ‘trade finance’ hypothesis is based on the intuition that major disturbances in inter-bank markets are hit by contagion of the supply of short-term trade credit, which in turn is linked with trade. The dependence of trade on short-term financing is explained by the fact that little international trade is paid in cash, and that the very existence of a time lag (on average 90-100 days) between the export of goods and the payment, justifies the need for credit and/or a guarantee. Furthermore, non-bank intermediated, inter-firm credit is often insured. Thus, in almost all cases the financial sector is involved in an international trade transaction through credit, guarantee or credit insurance.

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What effect does trade finance have on international trade? What is the link between finance and trade?

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There are some new data uses to stress the importance of trade finance for international trade both in crisis and in non-crisis periods. The major policy lesson is that there must be high levels of market incentives for supplying trade credit, particularly during a period of ‘deleveraging’ of the financial system. That said, trade credit statistics could be vastly improved if we wish to continue comparing global trade finance transactions against global trade.