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Citi and Etihad ink supply chain finance partnership

Monday 23 February 2015 08:58 CET | News

Citi, a banking and financial services corporation in the MENA region, and UAE’s national airline Etihad Airways have signed an agreement to provide a supply chain finance (SCF) solution to pay select suppliers.

The financing programme will enable Etihad Airways to unlock liquidity and pay its suppliers through funding provided by Citi.

The solution will be rolled out in two phases with the first phase covering a select number of suppliers, and will subsequently be rolled out to remaining suppliers in the second phase.

Citi has been present in the Middle East and North Africa since 1955, and provides corporate and investment banking services in Egypt, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Lebanon, Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Pakistan and Iraq. Citis institutional functionalities in the region include treasury and trade solutions, corporate and investment banking, capital markets origination, global markets and Islamic banking.


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Keywords: Citi, Etihad, Airways, supply chain finance, MENA, SCF, suppliers, banking, financial, liquidity, funding, treasury
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