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Forfaiting

El Forfaiting es una modalidad financiación de exportaciones que consiste en el descuento sin
recurso, por parte de una entidad financiera, de los derechos de cobre de uno efecto o una serie de
efectos mercantiles que el exportador recibe del comprador (importador) para  instrumentar el pago
diferido de operaciones comerciales de compra/venta. Los instrumentos susceptibles de ser financiados son las letras y pagarés, ambos con el aval de bancos de primera linea. El plazo admitido suele ser de entre 6 meses y 5  años.

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Aspectos diferenciales del Forfaiting

1.  Liquidez imediata sin que repercuta en la capacidade crediticia del exportador
2. Una vez aprobada la operation,  el Banco aprobado por ofrecer los mejores precios posibles, abona inmediatamente el importe sin ocupar sus lineas de crédito y en la modalidad de descuento sin recurso.
3. No hay riesgo de pérdida de - 100% del valor del contrato se puede financiar. El exportador no tiene  exposición al riesgo y el importador puede recibir una financión del 100%.  
4. Tipos de interés de descuento fijo para todo el periodo  
5. Reducción  de los controles y las tareas administrativas de la  deuda en divisas.
6. Bienes financiables: Normalmente bienes de equipo.
7. Plazos: puede llegar hasta 5  años.
8. Ambito: Normalmente  operaciones de comercio exterior.
9. Recursos: Sin recurso , normalmente para 100 %  del importe.
10. Documentos: Básicamente letras  y pagarés.
11. Relación con el exportador: Esporádica o nula.   
12. Mejora el flujo de efectivo a través del pago anticipado de los créditos, con la eliminación del proceso de cobro de los instrumentos.
13. La mayoria de las monedas principales son aceptables para transacciones Forfaiting.

Lista de países (Plazos)- Americas:

• Bahamas         3 years
• Argentina        1
• Barbados         3   
• Bermuda         3
• Bolivia            2
• Brazil              3      
• Canada            5
• Cayman Is      3
• Chile              5
• Colombia       5 
• Costa Rica     1
• Dominican R 3
• El Salvador    5
• Guatemala     3
• Honduras       3
• Mexico          5
• Panama         2
• Peru              3
• Puerto R       1
• Uruguay       2
• Cuba             *

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• Discount to yield

The annual discount to yield rate, in simplistic terms, is a rate which forfaiters offer in discounting trade receivables which takes into consideration the time value of money. We here use two examples to illustrate how the Annual discount to yield rate is incorporated in discounting calculations:

Example (1), An exporter seeks to determine how much financing he will obtain for a bill of exchangewith face value of $100,000 USD and which is due for maturity in four years time. A forfaiter offers an annual discount to yield rate of 10% for the bill. What is thepresent value of the bill of exchange?
Solution: Should the exporter agree to the forfaiter's annual discount to yield rate, he will expect to receive: $100,000_USD / (1.10) (1.10) (1.10) (1.10) = $68,301 USD (This is the present value of this bill of exchange given discounting at an annual discount to yield rate of 10%)

Example (2), An exporter seeks to determine how much financing he will obtain for a promissory notewith face value of $50,000 USD and which is due for maturity in two years time. A Forfaiter offers an annual discount to yield rate of 5% for the bill. What is the present value of the bill of exchange? Solution: Should the exporter agree to the forfaiter's annual discount to yield rate, he will expect to receive: $50,000 USD / (1.05) (1.05) = $45,351 USD (This is the present value of this promissory note given discounting at an annual discount to yield rate of 5%).

Glossary:

Forfaiting - Forfaiting is a form of supplier credit in which an exporter surrenders possession of export receivables, which are usually guaranteed by a bank in the importer's country, by selling them at a discount to a "forfaiter" in exchange for cash. These instruments may also carry the guarantee of the foreign government. In a typical forfaiting transaction, an exporter approaches a forfaiter before completing a transaction's structure. Once the forfaiter commits to the deal and sets the discount rate, the exporter can incorporate the discount into the selling price. Forfaiters usually work with bills of exchange or promissory notes, which are unconditional and easily transferable debt instruments that can be sold on the secondary market. Three primary differences between export factoring and forfaiting are:- Factors usually want access to a large percentage of an exporter's business, while most forfaiters will work on a one-shot basis; -Forfaiters generally work with medium and long-term receivables (180 days to seven years), while factors work with short-term receivables (up to 180 days). Payment terms usually reflect the type of product involved: forfaiters usually work with capital goods, commodities, and large projects; factors work mostly with consumer goods. - Most factors do not have strong capabilities in developing regions of the world where legal and financial frameworks are inadequate and credit informaiotn is not readily available through affiliate factors. However, since forfaiters usually require a bank guarantee, most are willing to work with receivables from these countries.

• Fondo Financiero Para el Desarrollo de la Cuenca del Plata - FONPLATA (English: Plata Basin Financial Development Fund) finances pre-feasibility and feasibility studies, engineering designs, and projects in its member countries (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay). The Fund encourages co-financing with international development institutions to increase project impact. Loan financing is available for infrastructure, industrial, livestock education, and health projects. FONPLATA was established in 1976; headquarters are in Sucre, Bolivia. The Fund is an outgrowth of the April 1969 Plata Basin Treaty (entered into force, August 1970) which sought to coordinate development of the region, including navigation, control of aquatic resources, and use of natural resources.

• F - Free Out
• F.P.A. - Free of Particular Average
• F/X - Foreign Exchange
• FA - Food and Agricultural Organization
• FAAS - Foreign Affairs Administrative Support
• FAK - Freight All Kinds
• FAS - Foreign Agricultural Service, Free Alongside Ship
• FAZ - Foreign Access Zone
• FBIS - Foreign Broadcast Information Service
• FBP - Foreign Buyer Program
• FBSEA - Foreign Bank Supervision Enhancement Act
• FC - Foreign and Commonwealth Office
• FCA - Free Carrier
• FCPA - Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
• FCSC - Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
• FDIUS - Foreign Direct Investment in the United States
• FEMA - Federal Emergency Management Agency
• FEMIDE - Federacion Mundial de Instituciones Financieras de, Desarollo
• FET - Foreign Economic Trends
• FFP - Food For Progress
• FGIS - Federal Grain Inspection Service
• FI - Free In
• FI - Free In and Out
• FIAS - Foreign Investment Advisory Service
• FIATA - Federation Internationale des Associations de Transitaires, et Assimilies
• FIT - Foreign Independent Tour
• FMC - Federal Maritime Commission
• FMD - Foreign Market Development Program
• FMS - Foreign Military Sales
• FMV - Foreign Market Value
• FOB - Free on Board
• FOGS - Functioning of the GATT System
• FOMEX - Fondo para el Fomento de las Exportaciones de Productos, Manufacturados
• FONPLATA - Fondo Financiero Para el Desarrollo de la Cuenca del Plata
• FOR/FOT - Free on Rail/Free on Truck
• FORDTIS - Foreign Disclosure and Technical Information System
• FOREX - Foreign Exchange
• FRA - Forward (or Future) Rate Agreement
• FS - Foreign Service Officer
• FSA - Freedom Support Act
• FSC - Foreign Sales Corporation
• FSI - Foreign Service Institute
• FSN - Foreign Service National
• FSs - Feasibility Studies
• FSU - Former Soviet Union
• FT - Foreign Trade Organization
• FTA - Free Trade Agreement/Area
• FTC - Federal Trade Commission
• FTD - Foreign Trade Division
• FTI - Foreign Traders Index
• FTSR - Foreign Trade Statistical Reporting
• FTZ - Foreign Trade Zone
• FTZ-SZ - Foreign Trade Zone-Subzone
• F. & D. - Freight and demurrage
• F. & A.P. - Fire and allied perils
• f.a. - Free alongside
• F.a.a. - Free of all average
• f.a.c. - Fast as you can
• F.A.O. - Food and agriculture Organization (U.N.)
• f.a.q. - Fair average quality
• f.a.s. - Free alongside ship, Firsts and seconds (American lumber)
• f.c. & s. - Free of capture and seizure
• F.C.A.R. - Free of claim for accident reported
• F.C.I. - Full container loads
• F.C.I.I. - Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute
• F.C.V. - Full contract value, Full completed value
• f.d. - Free discharge. Free delivery. Free despatch. Free docks
• F.D.O. - For declaration purposes only
• f.f.a. - Free from alongside, Free foreign agency
• F.F.O. - Fixed and floating objects
• F.G.A. - Foreign general average
• f.h. - Fore hatch
• f.i - Free-in
• f.i.a. - Full interest admitted
• f.i.b. - Free into bunkers. Free into barge
• F.I.C.S. - Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers
• F.I.L. - Foreign insurance legislation
• f.i.o. - Free-in-and-out
• f.i.o.s. - Free in and out stowed
• f.i.o.s.t. - Free in and out stowed and/or trimmed
• f.i.o.t. - Free in and out trimmed
• f.i.t. - Free of income tax
• f.i.w. - Free in wagon
• F.L.E. - Fire, lightning and explosion
• f.o. - For orders, Firm offer, Full out terms (grain trade)
• f.o.b. - free on board
• f.o.c. - Free on car, Free of charge
• F.O.C. - Flag of convenience, Free ofcommission, Free of charge, Free of claims
• f.o.d. - Free of damage
• F.O.M. - Flag, ownership and management
• F.O.N.A.S.B.A. - Federation of National Association of Shipbrokers and Agents
• f.o.q. - Free on quay
• f.o.r. - Free on rail
• f.o.r.t. - Full out rye terms (grain trade)
• f.o.s. - Free on steamer
• F.O.S.F.A. - Federation of Oils, Seeds & Fats Associations
• f.o.t. - Free on truck
• f.o.w. - Free on wagon. First open water
• F.P. - Fully Paid. Floating (or open) policy
• F.P.A. - Free of particular average
• F.P.I.L. - Full premium if lost
• F.P.T. - Forepeak tank
• f.r. & c.c. - Free of riots and civil commotions
• F.R.C. - Free of reported casualty
• F.R.O. - Fire risk only
• f.r.o.f - Fire risk on freight
• f.s.l. - Full signed line (insurance)
• F.S.R. & C.C. - Free of strikes, riots and civil commotions
• f.t. - Full terms; despatch money, payable on all time saved on the chartered time for loading and discharging the cargo
• F.T.A. - Freight Transport Association and Agents
• f.t.r.r. & i. - For their repective rights and interests
• F.V.C. - Fishing vessel clauses
• f.w.d. - Fresh water damage
• f.w.l. - Full written line (insurance)
• F.W.P.C.A. - Federal Water Pollution Control Act (USA)
• F.W.T. & G.D. - Fair wear, tear and gradual deterioration
• F/R - Freight release
• Fac. - Facultative
• Fac./oblig. - Facultative/obligatory
• FAS - United States Foreign Agricultural Service
• FCL - Full container load
• FCS - Foreign Commercial Service
• FEU - Forty-foot equivalent unit
• FIDIC - Federation internationale des ingenieurs-conseils (International Federation of Consulting Engineers)
• FIMBRA - Financial Intermediaries, Managers and Brokers Regulatory Association
• FLASH - Feeder-LASH
• fms. - Fathoms (timber)
• fob - Free on board
• Frt. - Freight
• ft - Feet
• Fth. - Fathom
• fwd. - Forward
• FX - Foreign Exchange
• fairway - Navigable channel.
• flag - Nationality of a ship or the country where the ship is registered.
• flotsam - Floating wreckage from a shipwreck.
• Foreign Branch Office - A sales (or other) office maintained in a foreign country and staffed by direct employees of the exporter.
• Foreign Freight Forwarder - A corporation carrying on the business of forwarding who is not a shipper or consignee. The foreign freight forwarder receives compensation from the shipper for preparing documents and arranging various transactions related to the international distribution of goods. Also, a brokerage fee may be paid to the "forwarder" from steamship lines if the forwarder performs at least two of the following services: (1) coordination of the movement of the cargo to shipside; (2) preparation and processing of the Ocean Bill of Lading; (3) preparation and processing of dock receipts or delivery orders; (4) preparation and processing of consular documents or export declarations; (5) payment of the ocean freight charges on shipments.
• Foreign Sales Agent - An agent residing in a foreign country who acts as a salesman for a domestic manufacturer.
• Foreign Trade Zone Entry - A form declaring goods which are brought duty-free into a Foreign Trade Zone for further processing or storage and subsequent exportation and/or consumption.
• Foreign Trade Zone - This is also referred to as a "free zone", ''free port'' or ''bonded warehouse.-- This is an area within a country where goods can be imported, stored, and/or processed without being subject to customs duties and taxes.
• Free Alongside (F.A.S.) (or free alongside steamer) - The seller must deliver the goods to a pier and place them within reach of the ship's loading equipment. The buyer arranges ship space and informs the seller when and where the goods are to be placed.
• Free In And Out (F.I.O.) - Cost of loading and unloading a vessel is borne by the charterer.
• Free List - A list of goods that have been designated as free from import duties or import port licensing requirements in a given country .
• Free Of Capture And Seizure (F.C. & S.) - An insurance clause providing that loss is not insured if due to capture, seizure, confiscation and like actions, whether legal or not, or from such acts as piracy, civil war, rebellion and civil strife.
• Free Of Particular Average (F.P.A.) - A marine insurance clause providing that partial loss or damage is not insured. American condition (F.P.A.A.C.) -- Partial loss not insured unless caused by the vessel being sunk, stranded, burned, on fire, or in collision. English conditions (F.P.A.E.C.) -- Partial loss not insured unless a result of the vessel being sunk, stranded, burned, on fire, or in collision.
• Free Out (F.O.) - Cost of unloading a vessel is borne by the charterer.
• free port - Separate area within a port where goods which have been imported may be held without duty payment.
• free pratique - See pratique.
• Free Trade Area (FTA) - A group of two or more countries that have eliminated tariff barriers among themselves while not applying a uniform external tariff on imports ports from non-participating countries. The European Free Trade Association is the best known example of such an arrangement.
• Free Trade Zone - An area to which goods may be imported for processing and subsequent export on duty-free basis.
• freight - Used as a term or cargo.
• Freight Forwarder - An agent whose functions are to help expedite shipments by preparing the necessary documents and making other arrangements for the movement of merchandise.

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