Trade Finance Advisory · Republic of Indonesia

Institutional discipline in international trade finance

PT Swiss Finance Group advises corporate clients on the structuring, documentation and placement of documentary credit and guarantee facilities, arranged through licensed banking institutions and governed by a documented compliance framework.

PT Swiss Finance Group

Registered Corporate Particulars

PT SWISS FINANCE GROUP
South Jakarta, Indonesia
AHU-0040009.AH.01.02.TAHUN 2026
AHU-0135310.AH.01.11.TAHUN 2026
1000000000960089
IDR 75,000,000,000

The particulars below are drawn from the company's constitutive and registration documents and are made available for counterparty verification.

Advisory Mandates

Where we act

Each mandate is scoped in writing, priced transparently, and executed under the supervision of the compliance function.

Bank guarantees

Advisory and documentary support in relation to demand guarantees issued by licensed banking institutions in favour of a beneficiary named by the applicant.

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Letters of credit

Advisory support on documentary credits used to settle cross-border sale of goods and services transactions.

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Standby letters of credit

Advisory support on standby credits used as a secondary payment or performance undertaking.

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Corporate advisory

Structured advisory support on trade documentation, counterparty assessment and transaction governance.

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Risk management

Assessment and mitigation planning for commercial, documentary, country and counterparty risk in trade transactions.

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Trade Finance Overview

An orientation for corporate clients on the instruments used to bridge the trust gap between buyer and seller in cross-border trade.

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Instrument issuance is a decision of the relevant licensed banking institution and is subject to its own credit, compliance and documentary requirements. Nothing in this description constitutes an assurance that an instrument will be issued.

Governance

Compliance is the operating model, not a disclosure

Client onboarding, transaction review and record keeping follow a documented framework aligned with FATF Recommendations and applicable Indonesian anti-money laundering legislation.

AML/CFT programme

Risk assessment, policies, controls, training and independent review.

Customer due diligence

Identification and verification of the client and of persons acting on its behalf.

Enhanced due diligence

Additional measures where higher risk indicators are identified.

Know Your Customer

Individual client identification, verification and profiling.

Know Your Business

Corporate structure, ownership and control verification.

Ultimate beneficial ownership

Identification of natural persons ultimately owning or controlling the client.

Politically exposed persons

Identification, senior approval and enhanced monitoring.

Sanctions screening

Screening against applicable designation lists at onboarding and periodically.

Source of funds

Establishing the origin of funds used in the specific transaction.

Source of wealth

Establishing the origin of the client's overall wealth.

Transaction monitoring

Review of transactions against the client's expected profile.

Record retention

Retention of onboarding and transaction records for the prescribed period.

Compliance Framework AML/CFT Policy

For Counterparties

Prepared for your due diligence

Banks, compliance departments, legal teams and vendor risk functions can access our corporate documentation, governance structure and policy set in a single location.

Corporate documents

Constitutive documents, ministerial approval, registration records and tax identification.

Governance

Board composition, terms of reference, decision rights and internal control environment.

Ownership

Shareholding structure, capital position and beneficial ownership declaration process.

Compliance policies

AML/CFT, KYC, KYB, sanctions, client acceptance, ABAC and whistleblowing.

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