Potential applications of structured commodity financing techniques for banks in developing countries

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Potential applications of structured commodity financing techniques for banks in developing countries

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Lamon Rutten (UNCTAD)

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This paper discusses of a number of innovative financial techniques that can be used by developing country banks to open up new financing possibilities in the commodities sector, for industries servicing the commodity sector, and for financing on the basis of "commoditized" income streams. This includes techniques such as factoring and forfaiting, countertrade, warehouse receipt finance, prepayments, export receivables finance, Islamic finance, structured import finance, and securitization. A number of practical models for developing country banks are described.

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Paper provided by EconWPA in its series Finance with number 0301002.

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Length: 45 pages
Date of creation: 03 Jan 2003
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NEP-ALL-2003-01-05 (All new papers)
NEP-CFN-2003-01-05 (Corporate Finance)
NEP-FIN-2003-01-05 (Finance)
NEP-MFD-2003-01-05 (Microfinance)
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