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Trade Finance & Commodities

Capital Supporting Global Trade.

Structured trade finance, asset allocation and cross-border supply-chain liquidity for clients engaged in the movement and financing of commodities across international markets.

Global Trade & Commodities

Liquidity Behind the Movement of Commercial Value.

International commodity transactions often require capital to move alongside the underlying commercial transaction.

Kettiwood Group Finance supports clients engaged in the movement and financing of commodities through structured trade finance, asset allocation and cross-border supply-chain liquidity.

The focus is on structuring liquidity around the commercial transaction and its underlying cross-border supply-chain requirements.

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Structured capital supporting commodity movement across international markets.
Core Capabilities

Trade Capital Across International Markets.

Kettiwood's documented global trade capability is centered around three interconnected areas.

Structured Trade Finance

Transaction-specific financing and liquidity considerations supporting credible international trade and commodity opportunities.

Asset Allocation

Capital allocation considered within the context of the underlying transaction and wider commercial requirements.

Cross-Border Supply-Chain Liquidity

Structured liquidity supporting the movement of commercial value through international supply chains.

Capital structured around the commercial transaction and its international context.
Structured Trade Finance

Financing Aligned With the Transaction.

Cross-border commercial transactions can involve significant liquidity requirements between the movement, allocation and financing of underlying commodities.

Kettiwood evaluates trade opportunities individually and considers how capital can be structured around the transaction's commercial requirements.

Clear underlying commercial transaction
Defined commodity or trade requirement
Cross-border supply-chain considerations
Transaction-specific liquidity requirement
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Cross-Border Liquidity

Supporting the Flow of Goods & Capital.

International trade depends on more than the movement of goods. Liquidity also needs to move efficiently through the commercial supply chain.

Kettiwood's profile specifically identifies cross-border supply-chain liquidity as part of its Global Trade & Commodities capability.

International Movement Support for transactions involving commodity movement across international markets.
Supply-Chain Coordination Liquidity considered within the broader commercial supply-chain requirement.
Transaction Liquidity Capital considered against the underlying trade transaction and financing objective.
Strategic Alignment Financing considered within the client's wider commercial objectives.
Trade liquidity structured around the commercial journey of the underlying transaction.
Commodity Transactions

Supporting the Movement and Financing of Commodities.

Kettiwood's Global Trade & Commodities capability connects financing considerations with the underlying movement of commodities across international markets.

Commodity Movement

Commercial transactions involving the movement of commodities through international markets and supply chains.

Commodity Financing

Structured liquidity considerations supporting credible commercial transactions involving internationally traded commodities.

Capital allocation should reflect the economics of the underlying trade opportunity.
Asset Allocation

Capital Considered Within the Wider Transaction.

Asset allocation forms part of Kettiwood's documented Global Trade & Commodities capability.

The approach considers the role of capital within the underlying commercial transaction rather than viewing financing in isolation.

Transaction-specific capital requirement
Commercial purpose of the underlying transaction
Scale and timeline of the trade opportunity
Wider supply-chain and strategic considerations
Transaction Assessment

Understanding the Trade Before Structuring Liquidity.

A trade-finance discussion begins with understanding the underlying transaction, the parties involved and the financing requirement.

Transaction Overview The underlying trade, commodity or commercial requirement.
Transaction Parties The organisations and counterparties involved in the opportunity.
Financing Requirement Capital requirement and intended role of financing in the transaction.
International Context Cross-border markets and supply-chain considerations relevant to the transaction.
Transaction Timeline The expected commercial and financing timeline of the opportunity.
Trade finance begins with understanding the commercial transaction behind the liquidity requirement.
Potential Fit

Designed for Credible Cross-Border Trade Opportunities.

Trade Finance & Commodities is intended for serious commercial transactions requiring structured liquidity within international commodity or supply-chain activity.

Commodity Participants

Organisations involved in credible international commodity transactions and movement.

Cross-Border Businesses

Commercial organisations conducting significant transactions across international markets.

Supply-Chain Participants

Businesses with material liquidity requirements connected to cross-border supply chains.

Established Trading Businesses

Commercial entities with defined transactions and meaningful structured financing requirements.

Why Kettiwood

A Strategic Approach to Trade Liquidity.

Kettiwood combines private financing flexibility with direct exposure to trade, commodities and strategic supply.

Bespoke Structuring Liquidity considered around the individual transaction.
International Perspective Focus on commodity movement across international markets.
Supply-Chain Capability Financing sits within Kettiwood's wider trade and supply-chain capability.
Commercial Discretion Sensitive transaction information handled within a private process.
Engagement Process

From Transaction Review to Potential Capital Deployment.

Trade-finance opportunities move through Kettiwood's established four-stage engagement and due-diligence process.

01

Initial Consultation

Introduce the transaction, sector and financing objective.

02

Feasibility & Structuring

Kettiwood conducts preliminary assessment and considers an appropriate financing structure.

03

Due Diligence & Agreement

Formal transaction information is reviewed and terms are negotiated and documented.

04

Capital Deployment

Approved capital is deployed against agreed terms and transaction milestones.

Before You Submit

Prepare a Clear Trade Transaction Overview.

A structured initial submission helps Kettiwood understand the proposed transaction and financing requirement.

Company or sponsor profile
Transaction overview
Commodity or trade category
Financing amount required
Intended use of financing
Markets involved
Key transaction counterparties
Expected transaction timeline
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Information presented on this page is provided for general informational purposes and does not constitute a commitment, offer or guarantee of trade financing, commodity financing or liquidity support. Any transaction remains subject to preliminary assessment, due diligence, negotiation, approval and formal documentation.

Trade Finance & Commodities

Have a Cross-Border Transaction Requiring Structured Liquidity?

Introduce your business, transaction, markets and financing requirement to Kettiwood Group Finance for preliminary consideration.