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Export finance covers the funding and risk management of cross‑border sales, typically involving pre‑export working capital, post‑shipment finance, and facilities secured against export receivables. A solicitor in this area advises on documentation, facility terms, hedging of currency and interest rate risks, and compliance with sanctions and export controls. They help structure facilities, draft and negotiate facility agreements, guarantees, and security, and coordinate with banks, insurers, and counterparties to keep trade flowing.
Export finance involves complex facilities, including pre‑export finance, supplier or buyer credits, and structured trade solutions. A solicitor handles facility terms, intercreditor arrangements, security packages, currency hedging terms, and compliance with sanctions regimes. They coordinate with lenders, export credit agencies, and insurers, review documentation such as facility agreements, guarantee agreements, and security deeds, and respond to drawdowns, restructures, and default scenarios to protect the client’s commercial position.
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