Finacity facilitates trade receivables securitisation for Korean airline
Finacity, the receivables finance company, has announced that it has facilitated a $350 million tade receivables securitisation for Korean Air Lines Company (KAL).
Finacity, the receivables finance company, has announced that it has facilitated a $350 million tade receivables securitisation for Korean Air Lines Company (KAL).
Arnold Alpert, director - deal origination, Finacity, examines how securitisation programmes can assist corporates in raising liquidity.
Experienced structured finance specialist to bolster Finacity's receivables finance business throughout Latin America
Seung-Hoon Lee is now head of Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim’s) investment finance team, having recently been director of the new development finance team in the agency’s economic development promotion department. He discusses the agency’s new emphasis on direct equity investment in companies and project funds. How will this affect its longer term finance offering, support export credit, and also its development finance strategy?