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SERVICE AND INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTION:
Exeter Group offers a wide variety of financial instruments designed to support individuals and organizations in achieving their financial goals. Whether you require non-recourse collateral, recourse collateral, or credit enhancement, our team collaborates with leading investors from European and North American banking institutions to deliver tailored solutions.
Purchase of Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC)
Our Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) is issued by Top 100 World Banks and delivered through trusted platforms such as the Bank SWIFT Network, Bloomberg, Euroclear, or DTC. Delivery is facilitated using SWIFT MT799, SWIFT MT760, or Screen Block and Pay mechanisms.
At Exeter Group, we ensure complete security for our clients’ deposits through three levels of protection:
Two Percent (2%) Non-Performance Penalty
Refund Deposit Program
Attorney’s Client Trust Account
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Procedure for SBLC Transactions
Contract Signing
The Beneficiary and Provider sign the contract, which includes a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and a Letter of Intent (LOI). This establishes a binding contractual agreement.
Provider Bank Endorsement
On a mutually agreed business day, the Provider’s bank endorses the agreement, authorizing the following:
Portfolio Reservation Payment
The Beneficiary, within two (2) international banking days, instructs their bank to wire the portfolio reservation cost of €XXX,XXX to the Provider’s bank account and sends a copy of the wire transfer receipt to the Provider via email.
Issuance of Bank Instruments
Within three (3) banking days after the Provider’s bank receives the portfolio reservation payment, the Provider instructs their issuing bank to prepare the Bank Instruments for delivery to the Beneficiary’s bank. A BPU (Bank Payment Undertaking) confirming the reservation cost must be verified before MT799 issuance.
Submission of Bank Comfort Letter (BCL)
The Beneficiary, within three (3) banking days, provides a confirmable Bank Comfort Letter (BCL) and a Bank Payment Undertaking (BPU) favoring the Transaction Code No. _______________. A copy of the BCL must be emailed to the Provider.
MT799 Pre-Advice Issuance
Within ten (10) banking days, the Provider verifies the Bank Comfort Letter (BCL) and sends an MT799 Pre-Advice to the Beneficiary’s bank, requesting confirmation:
“Are you ready to receive SWIFT MT760 with Bank Instrument, verify, and pay by SWIFT MT103 within five (5) calendar days according to Transaction Code No. _______________?” A copy of the MT799 is emailed to the Beneficiary.
Delivery of SBLC via SWIFT MT760
Within three (3) banking days, the Provider’s institution delivers the SBLC to the Receiver’s bank using SWIFT MT760.
Payment Confirmation
Upon receipt of the SBLC, the receiving bank confirms it and processes payment within five (5) days. Payment includes 50% of the agreed amount (minus the initial deposit), along with a 2% consultant fee.
Non-Payment Clause
If the Beneficiary fails to make payments, the Provider reserves the right to place a claim on the SBLC. This action prompts the Receiver’s institution to return the SBLC via SWIFT MT760. Payments already made will not be refunded.
Courier Delivery
The Provider’s bank has one week from the payment receipt to send a copy of the SBLC to the Beneficiary’s bank via a bank-bonded courier.
Additional Tranches
Any subsequent tranches will follow the same process and continue until the agreed funds are fully utilized.
This structured process ensures seamless execution and safeguards all parties involved in the SBLC transaction.
Procedure and Terms for SBLC Transactions
Execution of Agreement
The Provider and Beneficiary execute, sign, and initiate the Letter of Intent/Memorandum of Understanding (LOI/MOU). Upon signing, this document becomes a binding full commercial recourse contract agreement.
Provider Bank Endorsement
Within one (1) banking day, the Provider’s bank endorses the agreement, guaranteeing Beneficiary payments for:
Portfolio Reservation Payment
Within two (2) international banking days, the Beneficiary instructs their bank to wire the portfolio reservation cost of $XXX,XXX (__________________) to the Provider’s designated receiving bank coordinates. A copy of the wire transfer receipt must be emailed to the Provider.
Issuance of Bank Instrument
Within three (3) banking days of receiving the portfolio reservation payment, the Provider instructs the issuing bank to prepare the Bank Instruments and schedule their delivery via Euroclear or Bloomberg Screen to the Beneficiary’s bank.
Submission of BCL and BPU
Within three (3) banking days, the Beneficiary provides a confirmable Bank Comfort Letter (BCL) and a Bank Payment Undertaking (BPU) referencing Transaction Code No. _______________. A copy of the BCL must be emailed to the Provider.
Delivery Confirmation via Euroclear/Bloomberg
Within ten (10) banking days, the Provider confirms the BCL and emails a certified receipt of the Bank Instrument delivery through Euroclear or Bloomberg Screen to the Beneficiary. A copy of the screen receipt is provided to the Beneficiary by email.
Final Payment
Upon acknowledgment of receipt, the Beneficiary immediately pays 50% of the face value purchasing fees (minus the initial deposit paid). This process follows the “screen block and pay” method.
Accepted Standards:
Rejected Standards:
Banking Days: Only banking days are considered; weekends and holidays are excluded.
Non-Negotiable Terms:
Payment Security:
Total Timeline: 65 working days after payment receipt.
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