Financial Institutions and Syndications
In carrying out this role, FI and Syndications team also covers:
- Managing Treasury relationship with the Financial Institutions by maintaining active dialogue with existing partners and onboarding new partners.
- Mobilizing resources from a range of partnerships with commercial banks, institutional investors, multilateral development banks, investment funds and other development finance institutions.
To achieve these objectives, EDF adopts several arrangements. The most frequently used participatory structure is shown as follows:
Benefits
Benefits to partners
- EDF’s unique position guaranteed by its privileges and immunities are shared with the participating institutions.
- EDF’s close relationship with Member Countries.
- EDF’s structuring and transaction assessment expertise.
- EDF’s supervision and monitoring of transaction implementation.
- EDF’s deal-flow and recurring transactions based on the agreements with beneficiaries.
- Introduction to new markets and geographies through participation in EDF facilities.
Benefits to beneficiaries
- Meet the beneficiary large financing requirements.
- Enable clients to plan their financing needs on short and mid-term based on the Master Financing Agreements signed with EDF.
- Potential to achieve large financing with one point of contact with EDF as sole arranger.
- Simplified administration and documentation, since EDF is the financier on record.
- Introduction of new investors to consider financing respective member countries.
Interested in learning more about FIs and Syndications?
Contact our team at [email protected] to get more information.
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