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Structured Finance; An Innovative Financial Tools

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  Structured Finance; An Innovative Financial Tools In the recent times, structured finance has become an innovative financial mechanism with numerous advantages for fast-growing  large investment projects  in energy, infrastructure, heavy industry, agriculture, real estate and tourism, taking into account high flexibility and access to significant resources. One of the innovative financial solutions are structured products, which are a group of financial tools put together are traditional instruments (bonds, stocks, loans) with derivative financial instruments. Havelet Finance Limited offers a structured finance for a  large investment projects , as a set of innovative financial instruments for raising large capital on flexible rate of 2% annually. Innovative structured Finance Mechanism The financial strategy for large investment financing overrule all aspects of its development, and alongside plays a vital role in achieving these goals. A company’s investment and financial strategie

We are Top Providers of SBLCs- Standby Letters of Credit.

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  We are Top Providers of SBLCs- Standby Letters of Credit. A standby letter of credit (SBLCs), refers to a legal document that a financial service company undertakes and guarantees the payment of a specific amount of money to a seller if the buyer defaults on the agreement. A standby letter of credit helps facilitate international trade between companies that may not have been engage in a business transactions before.  However SBLC guarantees payment to a seller , the agreement must be followed in exact terms. The beneficiary of a standby letter of credit is confident of performing a business agreement with a reliable financial service company capable of seeing the payment through. PERFORMANCE GUARANTEES These guarantees are issued for the performance of a contract or an obligation . In case, there is a default in the performance, non-performance or short performance of a contract, the beneficiary’s loss will be made good by the bank. Performance guarantees are mostly used in the cons