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Amid broader turbulence in the aviation sector, Asian public sector institutions rolled out hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of support to airlines in the region last week.
In one deal, the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) inked a ¥25.3bn (approximately US$232mn) guarantee agreement covering four private financial institutions for the principal and interest of their loans to Japan Airlines (JAL).
In doing so, the Japanese export credit agency (ECA) is helping JAL obtain financing from Mizuho, MUFG, SMBC and Chiba Bank for the import of two aircraft from Airbus in France.
“It will contribute to maintaining and improving the international competitiveness of the Japanese aviation industry,” JBIC says in a statement.
Greensill’s
sudden collapse in early March was triggered when billions of dollars of insurance cover expired overnight, prompting Credit Suisse to suspend investment funds relied upon by the London-headquartered financial institution.
GTR has since found the company started
It has emerged that Greensill’s widely publicised exposure to GFG Alliance companies – a loose network of businesses with ties to metals magnate Sanjeev Gupta – was rooted in financing it made available based on anticipated invoices that had not yet been issued.
GFG admitted in February it had become “particularly reliant on GCUK’s [Greensill] ‘future accounts receivable finance’ programme, whereby GCUK provided funding to GFG against expected future invoices”, according to court documentation from Greensill’s administration hearing in London.