If your company is to survive and prosper in today’s volatile global trading and financial environment, you need a banking partner that knows how to manage risk, has immediate access to critical information and takes prompt action in response to instructions.
Your partner also needs to understand your industry, have the insight and experience to provide sound advice, and be able to keep its products and services at the cutting edge, while adapting them to suit your business requirements.
Nedbank has established an excellent track record with sound corresponding banks across the world, and has the knowledge and experience to be the partner you need.
Nedbank does far more than simply handle your crossborder payment requirements; we have advanced transaction processing capabilities and an extensive distribution network.
We focus on the following key areas,
all of which are integrated within the broader concept of foreign currency cash management, many of which are transacted via our sophisticated and secured electronic delivery channel, Ned Treasury:
Payments and clearing.
Trade mechanisms.
Liquidity management.
Foreign exchange instruments.
In addition, our highly skilled teams will provide
Professional advisory and consultancy services.
Customised trade solutions.
Transaction processing, service and support.
Nedbank’s global trade solutions are structured to your specific needs and business requirements, and are focused on managing the risks inherent in crossborder trade.
So, while we ensure that your concerns as contained in the above questions are allayed, you will have time to grow your
business beyond borders.
Nedbank Limited Reg No 1951/000009/06, 135 Rivonia Road, Sandown, Sandton, 2196, South Africa. We subscribe to the Code of Banking Practice of The Banking Association South Africa and, for unresolved disputes, support resolution through the Ombudsman for Banking Services. We are an authorised financial services provider. We are a registered credit provider in terms of the National Credit Act (NCR Reg No NCRCP16).
