Canary Wharf

Since the 2008 crash, global banking has built a fortress balance sheet and growth model. (CRD-IV, IFRS9, FRTB, MIFID, Sol-II). Meanwhile, world wealth has doubled twice. This growth has squeezed the flexibility and hence the access for the developing nations (G77). 

G77swap reinstates the flexibility by means of "vertical syndication" of the FX swap risk.

Where economies or currencies retract, they create risk of SHORTFALL on repayments in USD.

This risk often shows up as a mismatch in onshore/offshore funding. This would better be 60/30% on/offshore, rather than 30/60%.

The G77 nations require this capability at scale, 

$1-5bn in sovereigtn programs and $200m-500m in corporate or para-statals.