TRADE FINANCE

WE FINANCE GLOBAL TRADE

Global trade is one of the most important cogs in the machine of the global economy. To keep that cog in motion, the appropriate financing is required. Trade finance has become an integral component of modern trade, a crucial element in covering what is commonly known as the trade cycle funding gap. In other words, providing the financial security required for a transaction to take place between any buyer and seller. Click here for an inventory of Trade Finance Terms.

The global financial crisis has limited the capacity of banks to provide liquidity, with a number of credit lines no longer on offer to businesses around the world. Increasingly, these businesses are going back to requesting Letters of Credit. The reasons for this are simple: the need for certainty of payment in volatile markets and more importantly, an immediately accessible source of working capital where other sources are constrained.

WE MINIMISE YOUR RISK

Moreover, as trade becomes ever more global, this has a broadening effect on the risks involved in any transaction. In addition to credit risk, there is also a legal risk due to the distance between buyers and sellers, as well as different laws that apply across countries, continents and economic blocs. Access and use of the many forms of trade finance helps mitigate the risk of any transaction, building trust and thus facilitating long-term global relationships.

WE ARE DORAX INVESTMENT COMPANY

With years of experience, and a global portfolio of work, Dorax has positioned itself as a leading provider of trade finance, offering the most appropriate instruments in support of your business transactions, tailor-made to suit your needs. The broad spectrum of services we provide all aim to leverage our clients’ existing cash flow, facilitating growth and further expansion.

Dorax maintains a number of Issuing Institutions registered in various locations around the world, financial companies that are authorised to issue financial instruments. Dorax also works with a number of banks that can issue instruments on its behalf.

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