Standalone Financial Modelling Service
Financely now offers financial modelling as a standalone service. Commission a lender-ready model on a fixed fee, without a full advisory mandate.
Financely now offers financial modelling as a standalone service. Commission a lender-ready model on a fixed fee, without a full advisory mandate.
Financely structures commodity, trade and project finance and places it with banks, funds and private credit lenders. We are not a lender, so we sit on your side of the table. Here is how we work, what we need from you and how a first conversation usually goes.
AFC and Munich Re close a $1bn trade-finance risk-sharing deal, China proposes sweeping FX reform, and Neoen, Standard Bank and EBRD push out billions in renewable project debt. Here is what changed today, and what it signals for trade and project finance desks.
Start a trade finance career in 2026: entry roles, the certifications employers want, where to apply, and why retirements are leaving a skills shortage.
The 10 largest syndicated revolving credit facilities signed by commodity traders since May 2025, with sizes, lenders and what it takes to secure your own.
Contract-backed financing turns a signed contract with a creditworthy buyer into upfront funding. How it works step by step, what lenders need and who qualifies.
Discover how corporate cards can simplify business expenses. Learn who needs them and how they work in our comprehensive guide on corporate cards.
How resource-based lending works, from reserve-based lending and pre-export finance to resource-backed sovereign loans, with borrowing base sizing and key risks.
Credit analysts decide fast. Here are the five questions a lender answers in the first 10 minutes, and how to put each one on page one of your file.
Pay suppliers now and repay in up to 150 days. How Ebury’s unsecured supplier payment finance works, who qualifies, and how Financely helps you apply.
Investors rarely read full pitch decks. Why a one-page executive summary gets more meetings, what it must cover, and when to share the deep-dive files.
Asked to pledge your company’s assets for another business’s loan? Five questions your directors should answer first, from exposure caps to asset release.