Our financing process
A structured, transparent review pathway
Every enquiry moves through defined institutional stages, from preliminary review to documentation, due diligence and a formal financing decision. The framework below sets out what each stage examines and what it requires.
Five stages
From enquiry to decision
01
Enquiry
The applicant submits a project enquiry describing the company, financing type, project details and country of operation.
02
Preliminary review
The team assesses the enquiry in context, testing whether the project and financing type fall within the institution's scope.
03
Documentation
The applicant provides the corporate, financial and project documents required to evaluate asset viability and transaction structure.
04
Due diligence
Underwriting examines asset viability, transaction risk and legal structuring before any recommendation is prepared.
Review standards
Verification before decision
Each stage applies documented underwriting criteria covering asset viability, transaction risk and legal structuring. Applicants should expect formal verification of the information they provide.
Completing a review does not imply automatic approval. Every financing decision is issued only after the full evaluation is complete, and the outcome depends on the project, its documentation and the applicable criteria.
Ready to begin stage one?
Prepare your project overview and supporting documents, then submit a formal enquiry to start the preliminary review.