Brazil
Sao Paulo is the largest commercial centre in Latin America and its funding market reflects that scale. Domestic borrowing costs are high, so treasury planning and the choice between local and hard currency debt matter as much as the facility itself.
| Structure | Where it works |
|---|---|
| Receivables discounting | The most common working capital tool for trading companies. |
| Trade finance | Pre export and import lines, often in hard currency. |
| Equipment finance | For plant, machinery and fleet, with development bank support in some cases. |
Currency mismatch is the main risk to manage. Hard currency debt suits exporters, not domestic revenue businesses.
Tax and corporate documentation requirements are detailed, so preparation shortens timelines.
Audited statements materially widen the range of lenders that can act.
Match the currency to your revenue. Hard currency debt against local currency income creates exposure that can outweigh the rate saving.
Yes for exporters and for groups with an offshore parent that can support the structure.
Tell us what the business in Sao Paulo 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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