Presentation by Alexis F. K. Aning, Chief Executive Officer, CCH Finance House Ltd, Osu – Accra. Ghana
Session: Structured Trade and ICTs: Warehouse Receipt Finance and Commodity Exchanges
on 5 Nov 2013
ICT4AG, Kigali, Rwanda
2. Framework for the operation of a Commodity Backed
Warrant scheme
Set up to issue and trade in commodity backed fixed
income instruments in the Ghanaian money market to
finance Commodity trade.
Comprehensive, fully automated facility for fixed
incomes securities trading (Both the issue of warrants
as well as the trading of money market instruments)
OVERVIEW
3. Commodity producers and traders, including small scale
ones,
The Economy – Money market
Warehouse Owners / Operators
Collateral Managers
WHO DOES IT
HELP?
4. Of ground-breaking significance, it will provide a
mechanism in which a much broader pool of
commodity producers and traders, including small scale
ones, can readily and efficiently access funds for the
purposes of expansion, improved efficiency and
increased productivity.
WHAT DOES
IT DO?
5.
Food Security
Low Productivity & Inefficiencies
Ineffective Value Chain
Poor Storage of commodities
Access to Commodity Financing
WHAT
PROBLEM
DOES IT
SOLVE ?
6. Currently running a pilot but with significant impact in
less than a year :
The only Financial House to provide financing strictly against
Warehouse Receipts (WHR) issued by the Ghana Grains Council
Financed about 8000 MT of maize stock worth over
Currently processing a USD 7.5M request for financing
Easy access to financing using only the WHR as security (No other
fixed asset security)
Main Design
Aimed at providing support for sophisticated trading of complex
financial instruments in a real time, on-line environment.
Integration of all of operational functions into a single database
system.
Ensuring accuracy and process consistency through error trapping
and data entry limit controls.
A close and accurate monitoring of the Central Bank Account Cash
Balances as well as Warrant Book Balances and Treasury Bill
Balances
The instantaneous generation of contract letters, commodity backed
sell back agreements, funds transfer instruments, and securities
transfer letters, etc…
HOW HAS IT
HELPED TO
MAKE A
DIFFERENCE ?