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Program Highlights (2012)
| Transactions supported (USD): | $4.0 billion |
| Co-financing: | $2.3 billion |
| Transactions involving small and medium-sized enterprises: | 1500+ |
| Number of global partner banks: | 200+ |
| Maximum transaction maturities: | 3 years |
| Average duration of transactions: | Less than 180 days |
| Six most active TFP countries: | Bangladesh, Mongolia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan and Viet Nam |
Program Summary (2012)
- Products - Credit Guarantee (CG), Risk Participation Agreement (RPA), and Revolving Credit Facility (RCF)
- Participants - More than 200 banks: 100+ Issuing Banks and 100+ Confirming Banks
- Exposure limits - Participating bank limits vary based on credit assessments
- Tenor - Maximum 3 years, but average tenor of portfolio is less than 180 days
- Coverage - Up to 100% per individual transaction under CG and RCF; up to 50% under RPA
- Types of transactions - Letters of credit, guarantees, discounting, trade loans, and other instruments
- State-owned banks eligible? - Yes, TFP support covers state-owned banks and transactions involving state-owned companies
- Currencies - US dollar, euro, and yen
- Costs - No costs to join; transaction fees are market-based