Northern Ireland

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Northern Ireland Trade Finance

We have many years of experience in trade and export finance and have specialist financiers who operate in Northern Ireland. The cross-border market in Northern Ireland is incredibly important, generating nearly €1.2 billion in 2012 in cross-border trade of manufactured goods alone.

Trade Finance in Northern Ireland – How can we help?

How Trade Finance Works

Ordering Goods
  • Customer places order – The customer, or end client will place an order with your business.
  •  Your business seeks a supplier- The importer (your business or company) would find a supplier to fulfil the order.
Talk To TFG
  • Get in touch with Trade Finance Global – The importer speaks to Trade Finance Global and finds the right funding solution for the goods at a competitive rate, to pay the supplier.
  • We find the most suitable funder – The most suitable stock finance funder for the transaction either pays the supplier direct, provides a loan to the Importer, or provides guarantees such as an LC.
Funding The Transaction
  • Dispatching the product to your business – The supplier ships the product to your company, (the Importer).
  • Fulfilling the customer order – The Importer provides the product under the customer order and the end customer pays for the product.
  • We find the most suitable funder – The Importer settles the stock finance facility or the guarantee ends and the remainder is kept by the Importer.

 

Northern Ireland – Where we operate
  • Belfast
  • Derry
  • Lisburn
  • Newtownabbey
  • Bangor
  • Greater Craigavon
  • Castlereagh
  • Ballymena
  • Newtownards
  • Newry
Exporting to Netherlands

Speak to our trade finance team

Our specialist Trade Finance network covers all areas of the UK

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About the Author

Mark heads up the trade finance offering at TFG where his team focuses on bringing in alternative structured finance to international trading companies. Prior to joining TFG (tradefinanceglobal.com), Mark qualified as a lawyer with a top ranked global trade and structured commodity finance team.

Mark has previously advised commodity trading firms, banks and alternative capital providers on international structured trade financings, pre-export, prepayment and limited recourse structures – notably in the oil, soft commodities and metals sectors. This has included mining finance projects, structured letter of credit facilities, receivables discounting and forfaiting agreements.

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