Financial Options Beyond the Conventional

We find ways to provide African businesses and investors with financial options they would struggle to access on their own, or could only access on less attractive terms.

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Credible African counterparty

Moreva

Private credit
SBLC-backed trade finance
Offshore portfolio accounts
Infrastructure bankability assessment
Loan sell-downs
Offshore buying-house structures
Global fixed income
DFI preparation
Acquisition finance
Import finance
Structured products
Route-to-capital strategy
Aviation finance
Working-capital facilities
Energy finance
Private credit
SBLC-backed trade finance
Offshore portfolio accounts
Infrastructure bankability assessment
Loan sell-downs
Offshore buying-house structures
Global fixed income
DFI preparation
Acquisition finance
Import finance
Structured products
Route-to-capital strategy
Aviation finance
Working-capital facilities
Energy finance

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The Financial Access Gap

African businesses and investors do not always have access to the same range of financing, investment products and financial-market infrastructure available in developed markets. Where options are available locally, their cost, structure or terms may be less attractive. Moreva looks beyond conventional routes to identify and structure alternatives.

Expensive local funding
Structure routes to offshore capital and alternative liquidity
Limited market access
Facilitate access to global instruments and investment platforms
Poor transaction packaging
Improve readiness, documentation, and investor presentation
Complex cross-border execution
Coordinate relevant counterparties, advisers, and regulated partners

What We Do

We combine financial structuring, cross-border market access and institutional relationships to develop practical financing, investment and transaction solutions.