Financing in United States
The United States offers the world's deepest and most liquid commercial-bank and capital-markets funding base for industrial CAPEX, complemented by EXIM Bank (ECA) for cross-border exports of US content and the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) for emerging-market impact projects.
Unverified country overview. Institutions named here are public examples of the kinds of lenders active in United States. They are not partners of Global B2B Group, have not endorsed this page, and naming them does not mean access, availability or eligibility for any borrower. Check each programme's current terms with the institution itself.
Primary financing channels
Very deep market for investment-grade and high-yield borrowers alike.
The official US ECA — buyer credit, supplier credit and working-capital guarantees for US exports.
Development finance for emerging-market industrial projects with US-nexus.
Industrial revenue bonds, PACE, and green-loan overlays for eligible projects.
- JPMorgan
- Bank of America
- Citi
- Wells Fargo
- EXIM Bank
- DFC
- Uncovered term loans and revolvers
- EXIM buyer-credit guarantees
- DFC direct lending / political-risk insurance
- 144A bond issuance for large infrastructure
Bankability notes
- Sophisticated sponsor and documentation standards.
- Strong appetite for scale — sub-USD 25m tickets rarely fit senior syndicates.
- ESG requirements vary by lender and use of proceeds.
FAQ
Can DFC finance projects that do not involve US goods?
Yes — DFC's mandate is development impact, not US content. A US-nexus (sponsorship, strategic interest) is typically expected.
