Monetization

Monetize and Trade Bank Instruments



TRADE PROPOSALS FOR BANK INSTRUMENTS

DIB Sukuk Limited can assist your clients to put in trade his bank instruments Bank Draft, BG/SBLC/MTN with Swift and no Swift protocol:

NON-SWIFT PROTOCOL PROGRAMS
SWIFT PROTOCOL PROGRAMS
Attached you have the trade proposals. If interested, let us know for us to send you documents required.

BANK INSTRUMENTS AND PAPER MONETIZATION TRADE PROGRAM WITHOUT SWIFT

Please any client who can get to bank and reserve LC or SBLC/DLC with their properties, here below are the trading program procedure;

Summary:
  • · For SBLC for the amount between 10 to 250M, we can get monetization and trade can be done multiple times if US$1B (4 times US$250M)
  • · After Due Diligence and signed contract SBLC is sent to the platform via bank Courrier.
  • · One Payment of 50% gross 45% Net in fifteen days
  • · Eight Payments of 50% gross 45% Net monthly for eight months
  • · SBLC is returned to issuing bank before maturity.

Procedures:
  1. - Identify issuing bank and banker via Information Sheet; It’s acceptable for minimum B+ rated bank with fully Authantication of their corespondant bank in favor of Issued SBLC
  2. - Upon clearance of bank (i.e. Moody’s rating, bank/banker details check) receiving bank will reach out to issuing bank to confirm the readiness of issuing bank to issue X dollars SBLC, discuss language, timing, and confirmation that receiving bank would prefer the HARDCOPY over SWIFT;
  3. - Issuing bank confirms the above and advises timing;
  4. - Monetizer receives approval from their receiving bank and then generates their monetization and leveraging contract;
  5. - Upon receipt of HARDCOPY of SBLC, the initial advance of 50% (less fees and commissions) would be available to draw down / transfer within TEN (10) banking days;
  6. - THIRTY (30) days from initial advance, another 50% would be made available and continue for EIGHT (8) additional months.
  7. - The SBLC will be returned as received free and clear of any liens and encumbrances.

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