Structured Finance with Phoenix Lending Inc.

Structured Financing Firms such as Phoenix Lending Inc have become the premier entities for financing large humanitarian and commercial projects both domestically and internationally. With the credit markets in the US devastated by the decreasing money supply, project holders are simply moving into the private sector to find alternative avenues for financing.

Structured financing is commonly used around the world to finance large projects over 100 million dollars and is widely used in major western European markets. However due to innovations in structured finance, boutique structured financing firms such as Phoenix Lending are becoming more widely available to project holders in the US. Structured Financing firms utilize the leverage in leased financial instruments and the power of pre-existing credit facilities to monetize these instruments and create debt or equity to be placed into projects in all areas of business. We are able to lease high quality collateral enhancement devices to provide the recourse necessary for our credit facility to extend financing for your project. The credit of your project is essentially enhanced by leasing these instruments and using them as collateral in order to secure the loan for the project. We at Phoenix Lending use various financial instruments as our source of leverage. Phoenix Lending uses financial instruments that are available for acquisition from sources that are industry leaders and then monetize the project using various Banks who use the Instrument as the primary source of collateral.

The financial instruments described herein may include Cash Backed CDs (Certificate of Deposits), SBLCs (Standby Letter of Credits), BGs (Bank Guarantees), Bonds, and/or MTN’s (Medium Term Notes) all issued from the top 50 banks of the world as described by the Banker’s Almanac. The line of credit that is used in a structured finance transaction can be created by most financial institutions that will accept a fully lienable, callable, assignable, transferable, encumberable financial instrument as collateral. Quite honestly, the sources for loans on the applicable financial instruments are many.