Structured Finance (synchronous E-Learning)

At the end of the 1-day course, participants will be able to:

• Distinguish between trade finance and structured finance
• Gain practical insights into the workings of structured finance, characteristics, functions, types and purpose
• Understand the complexities of structured finance, issues and challenges
• Identify the risk of strucutured fInance and securitization

What You'll Learn

Structured finance is a financing technique presented to large financial institutions or companies with complex financing needs and who may be unsatisfied with conventional financing solutions. Used to facilitate the trade flow of commodities and to mitigate serious risks related to complex assets, it is specifically designed for commodity producers and trading companies doing business mainly in developing and emerging markets.

Minimum Entry Requirement

Participants are required to have a good working knowledge of traditional trade financing such as Incoterms, trade documentations, documentary collection/ credit and trade financing instruments such as bills of exchange, letters of credit, demand guarantees, etc.