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Lending offering
Achieve business ambitions with the most suitable financing
Sometimes the best solution for your business could be a loan. This could be for working capital, expansion or transformation. Perhaps you plan to invest in new plant and machinery, digitalisation and automation or want to perform an ESG-related transaction and need the right framework.
We offer a tailored financing concept including one with ESG-aligned components along with support for all company types and their subsidiaries as well as financial institutions in more than 30 lending locations globally.
Talk to us about where you want to take your business
Lending types
Types of lending are:
- Short and long-term financing;
- Bilateral and syndicated; and
- Corporate lending, leveraged finance and commercial real estate
Lending products
Depending on the prevailing local regulatory environment our lending products are:
- Term Loans (short-, mid- & long term);
- Financial guarantees;
- Structuring solutions;
- Promotional loans;
- Environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG)-linked transactions; and
- Revolving credit facilities
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Allegations related to environmental and social issues in Halcyon Agri’s Cameroon rubber plantations attracted unwelcome headlines until they were addressed through its Corrie MacColl subsidiary. flow´s Clarissa Dann reports on how sustainable finance is helping the firm set industry standards in rubber
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