Banking corridors built for multi-border deals
Active structured finance across Dubai, Singapore, New Jersey, and Jaipur. Letters of credit, escrow, and payment guarantees — each structure drawn for the specific corridor, not a product shelf.
Structured instruments, corridor by corridor
Every cross-border transaction carries a different risk profile. We build the financial instrument around the corridor — not the other way around.
Letters of Credit
Bank-to-bank LC issuance with in-country correspondent relationships in Dubai, Singapore, and Jaipur — covering both origin-side and India-side compliance in a single instrument.
Escrow & Payment Guarantees
Multi-jurisdiction escrow accounts held against customs clearance milestones. Payment guarantees structured to satisfy both the exporting bank and India's FEMA remittance requirements.
Structured Payment Corridors
Pre-negotiated banking corridors between origin and destination desks — reducing settlement delays, SWIFT rejections, and correspondent bank friction on high-value commodity transactions.
We hold the documentation chain together
What we manage on every deal
Corporate liaison is regulatory filing, bank-to-bank correspondence, and document sequencing — the work that keeps a deal from stalling at the finance desk when jurisdictions disagree.
Regulatory filing across origin and destination jurisdictions, correspondent bank correspondence, FEMA / RBI documentation, customs duty classification, and deal-specific payment instruction chains.
The corridor between Malaysia and Rajasthan carries different filing requirements, banking timelines, and customs triggers than the corridor between South Sudan and Rajasthan. We build each structure from scratch.
Bring us the corridor. We'll build the structure.
Sector, origin market, and deal size — that's all we need to begin. Our regional finance desks draft the instrument within the jurisdiction, not around it.