Goods in transit
Trade instruments and receivables funding that keep cargo moving between the 135 markets we cover.
Global coverage
Where CAD Brokers arranges finance, and how deep the coverage runs in each market. 42 countries sit on direct desk experience; the rest run through vetted partner institutions we have closed with before.
01 / The chart
Crosshairs mark the cities where a CAD Brokers desk sits. Every dot is a cell of real ground on a Mercator grid traced from coastlines rather than drawn by hand, so the continents are the shape and size you left them. The bright dots are the countries on our books; the pale ones are everywhere else, for reference. Filter the index below and the chart follows.
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Showing 135 of 135 countries
02 / The index
Every country on our books, with the tier that describes how we work there. Nothing on this list is a logo licence; each line represents mandates actually completed.
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Tier designations describe the depth of our working relationships and are updated as mandates complete. A country not listed does not mean a request will be declined; it means we have not closed a facility there yet.
03 / How money moves
Every mandate we run moves along one of three currents. Most involve all three.
Trade instruments and receivables funding that keep cargo moving between the 135 markets we cover.
Hedging and multi-currency banking placed with FCA-regulated providers, priced to compete.
Senior debt, private credit and development facilities structured around real collateral.
04 / The four regions
Our home region. Direct desk coverage from London across the EU, EFTA and the Balkans, with the security and filing quirks of each registry learned the long way.
From the Gulf banking centres to the resource economies of the continent. Free zone structures, pre-export facilities and partner networks built over a decade.
US and Canadian sponsors, Latin American assets. We bridge the structuring conventions of New York lenders and the realities of doing business south of the Rio Grande.
Manufacturing credit lines, trade corridors and property finance across the fastest growing region we cover, run from our Singapore and Hong Kong partner desks.
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The map follows the mandates. Today's exception is next year's dot.