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We have identified several key sectors which it is particularly
interested in investing in. These prime areas of interest are
re-assessed regularly depending on the fluctuating fortunes of the
overall international business environment, and are currently focused
on:
Real estate: including, but not limited to, industrial and commercial
property, for acquisition and/or development of factories, shopping
complexes, hotels, resorts, self-storage facilities, conference centers,
mixed use properties and golf courses.
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Corporate growth: financing of assets and working capital,
takeovers, acquisitions, mergers, leveraged buyouts.
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Refinancing of existing debt for historically viable businesses.
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Special interest sectors: leisure, entertainment, tourism, hi-tech,
air and sea transportation.
CCB
controls, monitors and manages the following debt-related funding
mechanisms:
Loan
Criteria
The
general terms outlined below attempts to give an idea of the terms on
which we provide finance at the present time.
The terms
outlined are given as a guide, and are therefore subject t change as
dictated by the market conditions and investment portfolio requirements.
The
following are the general terms upon which approved proposals can be
favorably financed, but which as you will appreciate, are subject to our
final decision, prevailing monetary market conditions and policy trends.
We
provide financing up to 100% depending on the market conditions and
value of the collateral offered. We handle transactions starting from a
minimum of $1 million. The term of the loans are usually up to 20 years.
Interest
rate charges are based either on LIBOR (London Interbank Offering Rate)
or the one year U.S. Treasury security rate, plus, in either case, an
agreed margin. In this way we are able to tailor the most effective and
attractive structure for a particular transaction.
As repayments are concerned, these
are either with or without amortization payments of principle during the
period of the loan or on maturity with interest payments being either on
a quarterly, semi-annually or annually basis and in certain cases, it
can be that the total amount of the principle becomes due and payable on
the agreed maturity date of the loan while interest payments are made
during the loan period as agreed.
Collateral can be real estate, bonds,
notes, certificates or other approved instruments as issued and/or
guaranteed by acceptable governments, banks, corporations and other
organizations.
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