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Projects & Policies | Loan Guarantee | Project and Structure Finance Ex-Im Bank's Ex-Im Bank's Flexibility for Project Finance Transactions The OECD Arrangement allows Ex-Im Bank to provide flexible loan repayment terms that match a project's revenue stream. Thus, project finance transactions can be structured with tailored repayment profiles, more flexible grace periods, and more flexibility on total repayment terms. Ex-Im Bank implements these flexibilities on a case-by-case basis for qualifying project finance transactions. Generally, extended grace periods or repayment terms must be justified by project cash flows or project considerations specific to certain industry sectors. For example, extended grace periods and back-ended repayment profiles may be justified for telecommunications projects but are likely not appropriate for power plants. The new rules allow for the following:
The new flexible terms are subject to the following additional constraints and/or considerations:
EBD-P-07 May 2001 Export-Import Bank of the United States Revised: June 20, 2001 |
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