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A sale of securities with agreement to repurchase at a higher price. Economically a collateralized loan.
Lend cash against securities as collateral. Earn secured short-term return on excess liquidity.
Lend securities for a fee. Borrower posts collateral and pays lending fee. Lender retains economic ownership.
Transfer full economic exposure (coupons + price changes) of an asset without selling it. Synthetic ownership transfer.
Buy or sell credit protection. Protection buyer pays premium; seller pays out on credit event.
Purchase export receivables without recourse. The forfaiter assumes all payment and political risks.
Finance suppliers based on buyer creditworthiness. Suppliers get early payment; buyers extend terms.
DFI guarantees export receivables, enabling banks to finance with reduced risk. Promotes trade.
Sell receivables to an SPV which issues asset-backed securities to investors. True legal and risk transfer.
DFI anchors green bond issuance, provides credit enhancement, and distributes to investors.
Inject subordinated debt into banks to strengthen capital ratios. Higher yield for higher risk.