Pre export finance
Pre-export finance is
the finance required by an exporter before the shipment of goods. Pre-export
finance provides the exporter with working capital required for funding of
wages, production cost, buying raw materials, processing and converting into
finished goods and packaging. Pre-export credit is extended under the
concessional rates of interest at 7.5 per cent, to a maximum period of six
months.
Pre-export financing is the buyer taking out a loan specifically to pay the seller in advance of the shipment of the goods. According to the borrowing contract, the buyer is liable to pay the loan back to the bank soon after receiving payment of the goods. While pre-export financing ensures quick payment, the risk of losses in such finance is only shared by the buyer and the lender.
Pre-export financing is the buyer taking out a loan specifically to pay the seller in advance of the shipment of the goods. According to the borrowing contract, the buyer is liable to pay the loan back to the bank soon after receiving payment of the goods. While pre-export financing ensures quick payment, the risk of losses in such finance is only shared by the buyer and the lender.
Comments
Post a Comment