Explore structured financing solutions supported by eligible physical assets, commodities, inventory and other qualifying collateral.
Explore Financing Options →Asset-backed finance is a financing approach in which eligible assets support a lending or funding arrangement. It can help businesses explore liquidity options while retaining a structured relationship between the underlying collateral and financing obligations.
Depending on the transaction, collateral may include commodities, precious metals, inventory, equipment, receivables or other assets acceptable to a financing institution.
Each proposal requires an assessment of ownership, valuation, liquidity, legal enforceability and the risks associated with the underlying asset.
Different collateral classes require different valuation, verification and security arrangements.
Gold, silver, platinum and other qualifying precious metals subject to purity, ownership and custody verification.
Selected commodities such as copper, nickel and other materials with verifiable quality and marketability.
Eligible commercial inventory supported by stock records, warehouse documentation and appropriate control mechanisms.
Qualifying receivables and invoices assessed for debtor quality, confirmation, collectability and legal assignment.
Business equipment and machinery that may be accepted as collateral following valuation and security review.
Additional tangible or financial assets may be considered based on institutional policies and transaction structure.
A suitable financing structure depends on the quality of the collateral, the borrower's requirements and the financing institution's risk parameters.
Understand your business needs, assets and intended financing purpose.
Review collateral details, ownership, valuation and marketability.
Explore suitable security and financing arrangements with relevant institutions.
Complete legal, compliance and institutional approval processes before funding.
It is a financing arrangement supported by eligible collateral, where the lender's security interest is established through appropriate legal documentation.
Potentially. The commodities must meet the financing institution's requirements for quality, valuation, ownership, custody and marketability.
There is no universal advance rate. The amount depends on asset value, applicable haircuts, liquidity, risk, borrower profile and institutional approval.
Ownership and possession arrangements depend on the financing structure. Assets may be subject to a pledge, charge, lien or other security interest.
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