Structured trade and commodity finance
Structured trade and commodity finance at a glance
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A partnership approach to support ongoing success
Geared for Africa
Africa is becoming increasingly important in the global trade economy, with abundant natural resources that are important for both emerging and developed economies globally. Yet, the contraction in global credit has seen many international institutions limit their risk appetite or withdraw from trade finance in Africa.
Ivory Royal Bank is active in trade finance in Ivory Coast, backed by our strong balance sheet, sufficient capital and liquidity, and risk appetite. With an extensive on-the-ground presence on the continent and in key financial centres, we offer competitive funding costs and experienced teams to help your business find success in every transaction. We also help clients leverage their commodities or receivables as collateral.
We provide liquidity to help deepen intra-African trade and increase trade flows between the continent and other emerging market regions. With long-standing experience in natural resources, we are the right partner in trade finance across the energy, metals and mining, and agricultural sectors.
As an originator of risk, we create suitable and stable investment channels for investors who are looking to increase African risk in their portfolio but require a partner with the skill and experience to ensure it matches their appetite and investment strategy.
Trade and commodity finance solutions
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We offer a comprehensive range of bespoke commodity and trade financing solutions, suitable for funding requirements of USD10 million and above.
• Import and export financing
• Pre-export financing
• Documentary credits and collections
• Contract pre-payment
• Pre-production financing
• Stock, storage and inventory financing
• Repo financing structures
• Receivables financing and invoice discounting
• Working capital
• Export Credit Agency-covered capital expenditure programmes
• Currency hedging products
• Commodity derivatives
• Insurance
