Collateral Assets
that are accepted for
Non-recourse Funding
Below are the numerous forms of collateral assets that are acceptable for the Marhsall Plan participation. Our goal is to position countries and governments to utilize their assets and resources to repatriate non-recourse funds back into their country while retaining full control of their asset. The most important thing to understand is any collateral utilized under the strategic partnership with the trade organization does not leave their ownership and there is no risk of ever loosing the collateral. This is not a loan, it is a partnership with the Trade Organization in the tier 1 trading platform. The trade organization mirrors the value of the collateral, monetizes it up to 10X for the trade. the trade organization essentially uses their funds under the JV strategic partnership against the collateral.. at the time the trade duration ends, the collateral is returned in full unencumbered to the owner, this is fully outlined in the trade agreement / JV partnership.
Government Balance Sheets
The nation's financial statements eligible for non-recourse funding encompass assets such as cash, stocks/bonds, the National Tax Fund, National Insurance Fund, Pension Fund, Sovereign Guarantee and more.
Bank
Paper
Government-backed bank instruments for boundless non-recourse funding comprised of (BG) Bank Guarantee, (SBLC) Standby Letter of Credit, Bank Draft, MTN, LTN, CD, T-Bills, POF/Blocked Funds, T-Notes, T-Strips, and SKR (commodity types, backed by a A rated bank).
Hard
Assets
Eligible hard assets for non-recourse funding encompass, but are not restricted to, Gold, Silver, Diamonds, and Oil.
In ground
Assets
In-ground assets eligible for non-recourse funding include, but are not limited to, gold, iron ore, bauxite, diamonds, phosphate, uranium, oil, and more. NOTE: utilizing an al in-ground asset as collateral involves a top bank backing the asset with a BG (bank guarantee)