Structuring
- Usance tenor set at 30, 60, 90, 120, 180, 270, or 360 days
- Rule set under UCP600 or ISP98 with governing law
- Issuing bank, advising bank, and confirmer selection
- Reimbursement and acceptance terms that suppliers will sign
Get commercial terms that work for real trade flows. We arrange issuance of Usance Letters of Credit with tenors at 30, 60, 90, 120, 180, 270, and 360 days. Clean rules, clear controls, and predictable settlement.
Mandate signed, KYC received, trade contract shared, and tenor request confirmed. Target issuance date agreed.
Rule set, bank risk, and confirmation path checked. We issue an indicative fee grid by tenor, any margin, and UPAS availability.
LC draft prepared with workable conditions. Supplier and bank comments cleared. SWIFT readiness confirmed.
LC issued and advised. If confirmed, confirmer adds undertaking. Shipment proceeds under agreed terms.
Documents presented clean. Payment at maturity per tenor or via UPAS settlement. Tracking and reconciliation to close.
Final economics depend on applicant credit, country risk, tenor, LC size, and any collateral or margin posted.
Share your trade contract, supplier details, preferred tenor, and banking coordinates. We respond with eligibility, a fee grid, and the fastest path to issuance.
Include applicant KYC, last two year financials, shipment schedule, and any confirmation or UPAS preference. We act as arranger and coordinate issuance through partner banks.
All transactions are subject to KYC and AML, sanctions checks, credit approvals, document conformity, and signed agreements. No offer of securities is made.
Financely acts as advisor and arranger. We are not a bank and do not take deposits. Usance LC issuance depends on bank approvals, document compliance, and counterparty performance. Nothing here is a guarantee of issuance.
Experienced leadership from screening to close. If outsourcing is necessary, we appoint the strongest counterparties and monitor milestones.
MD, Private Credit
Jason leads private credit underwriting and distribution for sponsor-led deals and asset-backed facilities. He structures senior, unitranche, and mezzanine solutions, plus SBLC-backed and receivables-secured lines for lower-middle-market borrowers.
His work centers on lender-grade models, covenant design, and tight monitoring so deals clear credit and perform. He has closed transactions across business services, healthcare, software, and specialty finance, with tickets typically in the $5–75m range.
Focus: unitranche and DDTL lines; borrowing-base ABL; SBLC/DLC collateral support; intercreditor and waterfall drafting; portfolio surveillance and amendments.
MD, Project Finance
David runs project finance origination and execution across energy and infrastructure. He builds bankable models, allocates risks through EPC, O&M, PPA/offtake and concession packages, and anchors capital stacks with commercial lenders, ECAs, and DFIs.
He has led solar PV, wind, BESS, water, and transport mandates in Africa, MENA, India, and Latin America, from early screening to financial close. Expect clear term sheets, disciplined diligence lists, and a crisp close plan tied to conditions precedent.
Focus: limited-recourse structures; ECA/DFI processes; hedging and reserves; DSCR covenants and security; ESG and permits gating.
Director, Commodity Trade Finance
Isabella originates and structures short-tenor commodity finance for metals and softs. She works across pre-export, borrowing-base, repo, and inventory-plus-receivables deals, with controls that lenders trust: title transfer, collateral management, inspection, and assignment of proceeds.
She’s fluent in UCP600, URDG758, ISP98, and Incoterms 2020, and sets up practical procedures traders can actually run. Her mandates cover Africa and LATAM flows into Europe, with tight shipment-to-cash cycles and clear warehouse and performance undertakings.
Focus: SBLC/DLC-supported trades; CPL/warehouse receipt frameworks; eligibility and reserves; collateral audits and reporting packs; sanctions and KYC workflow.
Financely advises post-revenue businesses on accessing capital by presenting opportunities to professional investors, coordinating when needed with regulated broker-dealers, investment banks, and legal counsel. We are not a broker-dealer, do not solicit or accept securities orders, serve only B2B clients, and make no assurance of capital-raising outcomes.
For trade finance, project finance, commercial real estate, or business acquisition mandates, submit a request for quote with a concise deal summary and supporting documents. Our team will review and provide a tailored proposal within 1 to 3 business days.
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