Philippines
Manila lending is built around trade, outsourcing and domestic distribution. Funders look closely at the counterparties behind revenue, since much of the market depends on overseas clients and imported inputs.
| Structure | Where it works |
|---|---|
| Trade finance | Import lines and letters of credit for goods bought abroad. |
| Receivables finance | Advances against invoices to creditworthy domestic and overseas clients. |
| Equipment finance | Term funding for production, fleet and facility equipment. |
Currency mismatch between peso costs and dollar revenue is a routine lender question.
Audited accounts and current registration documents are needed before a lender will start work.
Three to eight weeks is realistic, faster where an existing banking relationship is in place.
Yes. Invoices to established overseas clients are among the more fundable assets in this market.
Yes for businesses earning in dollars, which removes much of the currency risk from repayment.
Tell us what the business in Manila needs and we will structure the request and approach the providers whose criteria match. No upfront fees, charges apply only once funding completes.
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