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SBLC & BG ISSUANCE
WE ARE SBLC AND BG EXPERTS
Buying or Leasing SBLC: Looking for a genuine and reliable Provider to buy or lease a Standby Letter Of Credit (SBLC) or a Bank Guarantee (BG)? Well, your search ends here and there isn’t any need to look further. We are experts at handling the issuance of SBLC/BG and we have successfully done it many times over. Corporations, Airline Operators, Investment Bankers, Energy Companies, Project Owners, Miners, Oil & Gas Traders, Commodity Traders, etc. have successfully obtained SBLCs/BGs through us. We firmly believe that all our clients must receive correct and complete information about SBLC or BG prior to applying for these extremely complicated financial instruments. If you follow our procedure, it is likely that you might obtain an SBLC/BG provided you are financially capable to transact and possess the right business credentials. We are supported by some very well-established and wealthy corporations, Institutions, funds, and High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI) around the globe who act as our Providers. We generally do not accept applications from brokers or intermediaries. All applicants first need to engage us as their sole and exclusive SBLC FACILITATOR for obtaining SBLC/BG through us.
GENUINE & REAL PROVIDERS
Standby Letter of Credit or Bank Guarantee (SBLC/ BG) Providers are mostly active in the secondary and tertiary markets. But how does one find a genuine/reliable Provider for SBLC/BG? To understand who these Providers are and how they function, one must understand what is called Collateral Transfers in the financial world. Collateral Transfer is basically the provision of transferring assets from one party (the Provider) to another party (the Beneficiary) often in the form of a Bank Instrument (BG or SBLC). This occurs whereby the Provider agrees (through his Issuing Bank) to issue a “Demand Guarantee” to the Beneficiary in return for a “rental” or “return” generally known as the “Contract Fee”. The parties agree to enter into a Collateral Transfer Agreement (CTA) which governs the issuance of the guarantee.