DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A LEASED SBLC OR AN OUTRIGHT SALE

 

If you lease any financial instrument ( eg SBLC ) then that makes you a temporary holder of that particular document, usually up to one year and one day time period. Whereas if you purchase any financial instrument ( eg SBLC ) then you own that instrument outright with the added benefit of being able to lease the same instrument to a third party.

SBLC lease, purchase and monetisation isn’t quite as straight forward as a simple definition, which is why you do need to consult financial experts that deal with this niche area in finance specifically.

We at SBLC Intermediare have over 25 years experience in dealing with various financial instruments such as BG, SBLC ( Fresh cut or Seasoned ). Primary Focus on Bank Guarantee (BG), Standby Letter Of Credit (SBLC), MTN (Mid Term Note), LTN (Long Term Note), PPP (Private Placement Programs).

We also have access to BG/SBLC monetization.

We are also providers of MTN which are specifically for lease and purchase, Our bank instrument can be engaged in PPP Trading, Discounting Signature Projects like Construction, Oil and gas, Telecommunication etc.

My team at the SBLC Consists of Seasoned Bankers, Dealmakers, Commodities Traders And Solicitors.

BROKER- Mr Rainer

Email: rainer@sblcbrokers.com   RainerUmert55@gmail.com

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