Service channels for borrowers, investors, and regulators.

We coordinate mandate intake, data governance, and regulatory reporting so foreign businesses can access QFC SPC financing efficiently.

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Borrower support

Facility Guidance: Documentation, collateral, and covenant alignment Read more.
Onboarding Assistance: Data room setup and compliance onboarding Read more.
Partner Network: Access to approved support service providers Read more.

Investor relations

Portfolio Reporting: Monthly dashboards and quarterly summaries Read more.
Mandate Updates: Facility milestone updates Read more.
Data Transparency: Secure access to mandate documents Read more.

Regulatory liaison

QFC Coordination: Regulatory coordination with SSP support Read more.
Compliance Reporting: Reporting cadence and escalation readiness Read more.
Policy Management: Policy updates and governance alignment Read more.

Intake workflow

Data Room: Secure document exchange Read more.
Mandate Review: Term sheet and SPC alignment review Read more.
Execution Timeline: Indicative mandate timeline Read more.

Security and integrity

Secure Intake: Controlled access for mandate documentation Read more.
Confidentiality: Confidentiality commitments Read more.
Compliance Checks: AML/CFT and compliance screening Read more.

FAQs

Facility Size: Sizing guidance aligned to cash flow Read more.
International Sponsors: Cross‑border sponsor coordination Read more.
Review Timeline: Indicative review timeline Read more.

QFC SPC/SPV framework: Service channels for borrowers, investors, and regulators.

This framework connects Service channels for borrowers, investors, and regulators. to QFC SPC/SPV requirements so our foreign lending mandates stay compliant and bankable.

QFC SPCs are formed for specific transactions and can hold assets or receivables in a ring-fenced manner.
SPCs are generally exempt from audited accounts and annual general meetings unless directed by the regulator.
SPCs must maintain a registered office in the QFC, typically via a Support Services Provider.
SPCs can enter financing and security arrangements needed for structured lending, subject to their licence.

Foreign Business Expansion Project (FBEP) 2026–2030

Under our FBEP initiatives for 2026–2030, we are identifying high-growth entities that qualify for special-purpose capital allocation. As an SPC-structured vehicle, we provide targeted liquidity and debt-restructuring support designed to create a distinct competitive advantage for foreign businesses entering or scaling in the region.

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Our mandate desk will respond with a structured engagement checklist.

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