Ready, Willing, and Able (RWA) Statements

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RWA Statements — Proof of Capability & Commitment

A Ready, Willing, and Able (RWA) Statement is a bank letter that confirms a client’s financial capacity and commitment to perform a specific transaction. It accelerates negotiations, reduces counterparty risk, and unlocks complex, cross-border deals.

Trade • Real Estate • M&A • Project Finance ICC-aware • KYC/AML & Sanctions 24–72h draft (eligibility-based) Global issuing network
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24–72h
Typical draft window
$1M–$500M+
Deal size comfort
100%
SWIFT-verifiable*
Global
Bank coverage

*When delivered by SWIFT message (e.g., MT799) as part of a larger instrument workflow.

What is an RWA Statement?

A formal bank letter confirming the client is ready (prepared), willing (committed), and able (financially capable) to enter and complete a defined transaction within a validity window.

Purpose & Importance

  • Proof of capability — Demonstrates sufficient funds and banking support.
  • Commitment — Signals serious intention to perform.
  • Risk mitigation — Reduces fear of non-performance for counterparties.
  • Cross-border trust — Useful when parties are new to each other or in different jurisdictions.

Key Elements Inside an RWA

  • Client capability confirmation (funds / facility ready).
  • Commitment to perform per contract or LOI/SPA/PO.
  • Transaction details: amount, instrument flow, validity.
  • Bank assurance: not a payment obligation, but strong comfort.
  • Expiry terms and conditions precedent.

Note: An RWA is comfort/attestation; it is not a payment instrument. It often precedes LC/SBLC/BG issuance.

Common Uses of RWA Statements

International Trade

Assures sellers/buyers of financial readiness for large commodity and equipment deals.

Real Estate

Confirms buyer’s funds for acquisitions, developments, or JV entries.

Project Finance

Comfort to EPCs, sponsors, and lenders ahead of instrument issuance.

Mergers & Acquisitions

Signals ability to close, supporting exclusivity and SPA timelines.

Issuance Procedure

  1. Client request — Define transaction, parties, and target timelines.
  2. Financial review — Bank reviews balances, facilities, and risk.
  3. Drafting — Statement text prepared with transaction specifics.
  4. Issuance — Bank issues on letterhead or via SWIFT (as applicable).
  5. Submission — Provided to counterparties for verification and comfort.

Documents Required

  • Company financial statements
  • Recent bank statements (≈ 6 months)
  • Transaction agreement / SPA / PO / LOI
  • Trade license (if applicable)
  • Passport/ID of authorized signatory
  • Pro-forma invoice (where relevant)

Exact list varies by issuer, jurisdiction, and sector. Additional AML/sanctions checks may apply.

Advantages of Using an RWA

Enhanced Trust

Third-party bank comfort reduces doubt for new counterparties.

Smoother Negotiations

Accelerates term alignment and document workflows.

Security

Mitigates perceived risk of non-performance.

Faster Closings

Backed by banking support, deals move from LOI to execution sooner.

RWA / LC / SBLC / BG / POF / BCL Network — 30+ Banks

Below are frequent issuers/participants across corridors. BIC/SWIFT values are indicative; specific branches vary per file.

BankCountry/RegionBIC/SWIFT (click to copy)TierTypical Use
JPMorgan ChaseUSACHASUS33Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC, SBLC
CitiUSACITIUS33Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC, SBLC, BG
Bank of AmericaUSABOFAUS3NTop 50 GlobalRWA, LC
HSBC LondonUKMIDLGB22Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC/SBLC
HSBC Hong KongHong KongHSBCHKHHTop 50 GlobalTrade corridors
Standard Chartered (Dubai)UAESCBLAEADTop 50 GlobalMENA/Africa
Standard Chartered (HK)Hong KongSCBLHKHHTop 50 GlobalAPAC
BNP ParibasFranceBNPAFRPPTop 50 GlobalEU trade
Société GénéraleFranceSOGEFRPPTop 50 GlobalProject finance
Crédit AgricoleFranceAGRIFRPPTop 50 GlobalRWA, LC
Deutsche BankGermanyDEUTDEFFTop 50 GlobalGlobal trade
CommerzbankGermanyCOBADEFFTop 50 GlobalEU SMEs
INGNetherlandsINGBNL2ATop 50 GlobalBenelux trade
ABN AMRONetherlandsABNANL2ATop 50 GlobalStructured LC
RabobankNetherlandsRABONL2UTop 50 GlobalAgri/commodities
UBSSwitzerlandUBSWCHZH80ATop 50 GlobalLarge caps
BarclaysUKBARCGB22Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC
NatWest MarketsUKNWBKGB2LTop 50 GlobalUK/EU deals
DBSSingaporeDBSSSGSGTop 50 GlobalAPAC trade
OCBCSingaporeOCBCSGSGTop 50 GlobalASEAN
UOBSingaporeUOVBSGSGTop 50 GlobalASEAN
MUFGJapanBOTKJPJTTop 50 GlobalGlobal corporates
MizuhoJapanMHCBJPJTTop 50 GlobalCorporate SBLC
SMBCJapanSMBCJPJTTop 50 GlobalStructured trade
Bank of ChinaChina / GlobalBKCHCNBJTop 50 GlobalGlobal corridors
ICBCChina / GlobalICBKCNBJTop 50 GlobalInfrastructure
China Construction BankChina / GlobalPCBCCNBJTop 50 GlobalProject-heavy
Emirates NBDUAEEBILAEADTop 50 GlobalGCC trade
First Abu Dhabi BankUAENBADAEAATop 50 GlobalOil & gas
Qatar National BankQatarQNBAQAQATop 50 GlobalGCC projects
Saudi National BankSaudi ArabiaNCBKSAJETop 50 GlobalEnergy corridors
RBCCanadaROYCCAT2Top 50 GlobalNorth America
TDCanadaTDOMCATTTop 50 GlobalUSD/CAD
ScotiabankCanadaNOSCCATTTop 50 GlobalAmericas
Itaú UnibancoBrazilITAUBRSPTop 50 GlobalLatAm trade
Banco do BrasilBrazilBRASBRRJTop 50 GlobalPublic sector
Bank HapoalimIsraelPOALILITTop 50 GlobalMulti-currency
Bank LeumiIsraelLUMIILITTop 50 GlobalCorporate
PG Asia Investment BankMalaysiaAINEMY22Specialty TradeRWA, LC/SBLC
Dushanbe City BankTajikistanLCMDTJ22Specialty TradeFrontier markets
Standard Commerce BankUSASTDMDMDMXXXSpecialty TradeProject/commodities
Asia Pacific Investment BankMalaysiaASPMMYKLSpecialty TradeAPAC corridors
Credit Foncier IM & Export GmbHGermanyCFEGDE82Specialty TradeEU SMEs
Sapelle International Bank (Liberia)LiberiaGNERLRLMSpecialty TradeFrontier deals
UnibanqueUKUNBQGB22Specialty TradeUK-regulated
Al-Amanah Islamic Investment BankPhilippinesAIIPPHM1XXXSpecialty TradeSharia-compliant
Point BankUKPOITGB21Specialty TradeAgile issuance
Ace Investment BankMalaysiaAIBMMYKLSpecialty TradeShort-term deals
Tabarak Investment CapitalUAETIBIAEADXXXSpecialty TradeMENA exports
United Bank for InvestmentIraqUNTVIQBAXXXSpecialty TradeRegional trade
Golden Touch Investment BankMaltaGTIVMT2LXXXSpecialty TradePrivate structuring
ABC Banking CorporationMauritiusABCKMUMURegional / DevelopmentCommodity flows
Maubank LtdMauritiusMPCBMUMURegional / DevelopmentOffshore structuring
Mauritius Commercial BankMauritiusMCBLMUMURegional / DevelopmentPan-African
Exim Bank TanzaniaTanzaniaEXTNTZTZRegional / DevelopmentEast Africa
International Commercial BankSouth SudanICOCSSJBXXXRegional / DevelopmentSSA trade
UBA (Mozambique)MozambiqueUNAFMZMARegional / DevelopmentSADC corridors
Euro Exim BankSt. LuciaEULULCL1XXXSpecialty TradeFlexible routing

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Client Reviews (10)

L. Moreau — Infra EU ★★★★★
“RWA comfort letter cleared our tender pre-check in 48h.”
S. Al-Nasser — EPC GCC ★★★★★
“Sequenced RWA → MT799 → MT760 flawlessly.”
M. Singh — Steel IN ★★★★☆
“Two edits on wording; then instant acceptance.”
J. Cohen — Real Estate CA ★★★★★
“Helped us win the exclusivity window with sellers.”
A. Flores — Commodities LATAM ★★★★★
“Counterparty comfort achieved without delays.”
T. Wang — Tech APAC ★★★★★
“Bank panel matched our corridor perfectly.”
N. Diallo — Agro SSA ★★★★★
“Compliance handled proactively; zero rework.”
R. Russo — M&A EU ★★★★★
“RWA + POF combo removed seller’s doubts.”
H. Park — Energy KR ★★★★★
“Clear fee schedule; professional drafting.”
F. Ade — Logistics WA ★★★★★
“Timelines were accurate; strong guidance.”

Frequently Asked Questions (15)

1) Is an RWA a payment guarantee?
No. It is a bank attestation of capability/commitment. For payment guarantees, issuers use LC/SBLC/BG structures.
2) Can an RWA be sent over SWIFT?
Yes, commonly via MT799 as part of a larger workflow (e.g., pre-advice before LC/SBLC issuance).
3) How long is an RWA valid?
Typical validity is 5–30 days, aligned to deal milestones. Extensions require bank consent.
4) What triggers rejection?
Incomplete KYC, unclear transaction details, sanctions red flags, or mismatched wording to bank policy.
5) Can we use RWA for real estate?
Yes—frequent for acquisitions/developments to show funds/commitment to sellers and lenders.
6) Is audited financials mandatory?
Preferred for corporates; smaller entities may provide management accounts and bank statements.
7) Can we pair RWA with POF/BCL?
Yes. Many counterparties request RWA plus Proof of Funds or Bank Comfort Letter for added assurance.
8) Does RWA guarantee SBLC issuance?
No—RWA is a comfort step. SBLC/LC/BG issuance remains subject to full approval and terms.
9) What fees apply?
Fees depend on issuer, corridor, and urgency. We disclose all costs transparently before drafting.
10) Can individuals request RWA?
Yes, for large real estate or private deals, subject to full KYC and source-of-funds validation.
11) Which currencies are supported?
Major currencies (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD) plus regional units per issuer policy.
12) Do you coordinate with our bank?
Absolutely—we can align wording, timelines, and instrument sequencing with your bank counsel.
13) Can RWA be used for tenders?
Yes—buyers/sponsors often request RWA or POF during pre-qualification to establish credibility.
14) Data privacy & security?
Transport encryption, access controls, and privacy commitments; we comply with applicable laws.
15) How fast can we start?
Intake within 24–48h. Draft windows typically 24–72h after complete documents, subject to issuer capacity.

Compliance & Standards

All cases undergo KYC/AML & sanctions screening. RWA wording is aligned to issuer policy and corridor requirements. We may decline engagements presenting elevated compliance or reputational risk.

RWA Statements – Ready, Willing, and Able | NNRV Trade Partners

Ready, Willing, and Able (RWA) Statements

NNRV Trade Partners – Montreal HQ • Global Desks

A Ready, Willing, and Able (RWA) Statement is an official bank letter that confirms a client’s financial capacity and commitment to perform a specific transaction. It is a powerful tool in trade finance, mergers & acquisitions, project finance, and international deals.

What is a RWA Statement?

An RWA Statement certifies that a client is:

  • Ready: Prepared with sufficient funds or facilities to execute the transaction.
  • Willing: Committed to completing the transaction seriously.
  • Able: Financially and operationally capable of fulfilling the obligations.

It is important to note that a RWA is not a payment instrument. It is a comfort letter, often preceding Letters of Credit (LC), Standby LCs (SBLC), Bank Guarantees (BG), or Proof of Funds (POF).

Purpose and Benefits

  • Proof of Capability: Demonstrates that the client has sufficient financial backing.
  • Builds Trust: Reduces counterparty risk and reassures new or international partners.
  • Accelerates Negotiations: Helps speed up contract discussions and transaction approvals.
  • Enables Complex Deals: Useful in multi-party transactions or cross-border projects.
  • Mitigates Risk: Reduces the perception of non-performance for both buyers and sellers.

Typical Uses of RWA Statements

  • International Trade: Ensures sellers or buyers that funds are available for large commodity or equipment deals.
  • Real Estate: Confirms a buyer’s capability to fund acquisitions, developments, or joint ventures.
  • Project Finance: Provides comfort to EPCs, sponsors, and lenders before issuing other instruments.
  • Mergers & Acquisitions: Signals readiness to close deals, supporting exclusivity and SPA timelines.

Issuance Process

  1. Client submits a request specifying the transaction, parties, and target timelines.
  2. Bank conducts a financial review of funds, facilities, and risk.
  3. The RWA draft is prepared with transaction details.
  4. Bank issues the RWA on official letterhead or via SWIFT (e.g., MT799).
  5. Client submits the RWA to counterparties to provide proof of capability.

Documents Typically Required

  • Company financial statements
  • Recent bank statements (approx. 6 months)
  • Transaction agreement / SPA / Purchase Order / LOI
  • Business license or registration
  • Passport/ID of authorized signatory
  • Pro-forma invoice (if relevant)

Note: The exact list varies depending on the bank, jurisdiction, and type of transaction. AML and sanctions checks may also apply.

Advantages of Using an RWA

  • Enhances trust with counterparties and reduces negotiation friction.
  • Speeds up deal closing by providing early proof of financial readiness.
  • Provides security for large or cross-border transactions.
  • Facilitates complex, multi-party, or international deals efficiently.

Global Bank Network for RWA / LC / SBLC / BG / POF / BCL

NNRV Trade Partners works with 30+ international banks to issue RWA statements. These banks are highly reputable, ensuring credibility for your transactions.

Bank Country/Region BIC/SWIFT Tier Typical Use
JPMorgan ChaseUSACHASUS33Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC, SBLC
CitiUSACITIUS33Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC, SBLC, BG
HSBC LondonUKMIDLGB22Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC/SBLC
Standard Chartered (Dubai)UAESCBLAEADTop 50 GlobalMENA/Africa
BNP ParibasFranceBNPAFRPPTop 50 GlobalEU trade
Deutsche BankGermanyDEUTDEFFTop 50 GlobalGlobal trade
MUFGJapanBOTKJPJTTop 50 GlobalGlobal corporates

Conclusion

RWA Statements are a **key instrument to demonstrate financial readiness, commitment, and credibility** in international trade, project finance, M&A, and other large-scale transactions. By providing a formal bank-backed assurance, they **unlock faster negotiations, reduce risk, and enhance trust between parties**, often serving as a gateway to Letters of Credit, Standby LCs, or Bank Guarantees.

Contact NNRV Trade Partners today to request your RWA Statement and accelerate your global trade deals.

RWA Risk, Compliance & Controls | NNRV Trade Partners

RWA Statements: Risk, Compliance & Controls

While Ready, Willing, and Able (RWA) Statements are powerful tools to demonstrate financial capability, proper risk management and compliance controls are essential to ensure they are effective and trusted by counterparties.

Key Risks Associated with RWA Statements

  • Bank Credibility Risk: Issuance from an unverified or low-tier bank can undermine counterparty confidence.
  • Document Inaccuracy: Mistakes in amount, validity, or transaction details may invalidate the RWA or cause disputes.
  • Fraud Risk: Fake or modified RWAs can be circulated, particularly in cross-border transactions.
  • Counterparty Misinterpretation: RWAs may be misunderstood as payment obligations rather than attestation of capability.
  • Expiry Risk: Transactions delayed beyond the RWA validity window can make the statement ineffective.

Compliance Considerations

  • AML/KYC: Banks issuing RWAs conduct strict anti-money laundering and know-your-customer checks.
  • Sanctions Screening: All parties must be screened against relevant global sanctions lists.
  • Regulatory Alignment: RWAs must comply with local and international banking regulations, including ICC UCP 600 where linked to trade finance instruments.
  • Internal Policies: Organizations should have clear procedures for requesting, approving, and using RWAs.
  • Record Keeping: Maintain all supporting documents for audit, verification, and dispute resolution.

Best Practices for Risk Mitigation

  1. Bank Verification: Use globally recognized banks with SWIFT connectivity and a solid reputation.
  2. Accurate Drafting: Confirm all transaction details, amounts, and conditions before issuance.
  3. Limit Exposure: Align RWA amount with actual transaction value; avoid overcommitting.
  4. Track Expiry Dates: Monitor validity and renew or update RWAs for long-term or phased projects.
  5. Counterparty Communication: Clearly communicate that an RWA is a statement of capability, not a payment instrument.
  6. Audit & Reconciliation: Regularly review RWAs against transaction records and counterparties’ confirmations.

Controls and Verification Steps

  • Request SWIFT verification (e.g., MT799) to authenticate RWA issuance.
  • Cross-check RWA against bank contact points to ensure legitimacy.
  • Confirm that funds/facilities referenced in the RWA are available and not committed elsewhere.
  • Maintain compliance logs for regulatory audits.
  • Use internal approval workflows to validate RWA usage within organizational risk policies.

Conclusion

RWA Statements are invaluable for accelerating deals, enhancing credibility, and facilitating complex international transactions. However, careful attention to risk management, compliance, and control measures ensures that RWAs remain a reliable and trusted tool in global trade, project finance, and M&A transactions.

Partner with NNRV Trade Partners to issue, verify, and strategically use RWAs while minimizing risk and ensuring full compliance across jurisdictions.

Strategic Use & Best Practices for RWA Statements | NNRV Trade Partners

Strategic Use & Best Practices for RWA Statements

A Ready, Willing, and Able (RWA) Statement is more than just a bank attestation—it is a strategic tool that can accelerate negotiations, build trust, and unlock high-value cross-border transactions. Understanding how to use it effectively is critical for intermediaries, traders, project sponsors, and M&A participants.

Strategic Use Cases

  • International Trade: Provide sellers with assurance of payment readiness, enabling larger and faster commodity or equipment deals.
  • Project Finance: EPC contractors and lenders gain confidence that funds will be available for project milestones.
  • Real Estate Transactions: Signal serious intent to buy, lease, or co-invest, reducing negotiation friction.
  • Mergers & Acquisitions: Demonstrate financial backing to secure exclusivity and comply with SPA timelines.
  • Bankable Instruments: Often used as a precursor to LC, SBLC, or Bank Guarantee issuance, ensuring smooth capital deployment.

Best Practices for Using RWA Statements

  1. Choose the Right Bank: Partner with a reputable bank with global recognition, SWIFT capability, and experience in your transaction corridor.
  2. Clarity in Transaction Details: Specify amount, validity, purpose, and any instrument flow to prevent ambiguity.
  3. Verify Compliance: Ensure AML/KYC and sanctions checks are complete; many banks require this before issuing an RWA.
  4. Communicate with Counterparties: Share the RWA early to accelerate negotiations and reduce perceived risk.
  5. Use as a Negotiation Tool: A valid RWA can strengthen position in pricing, payment terms, and contract conditions.
  6. Confirm Draft Accuracy: Review all terms with legal, finance, and operational teams before final bank issuance.
  7. Leverage SWIFT Verification: Whenever possible, request MT799 or similar SWIFT messages to validate authenticity and build counterparty confidence.
  8. Document Management: Maintain copies of financial statements, transaction agreements, and bank correspondence to support transparency.

Tips for Multi-Party Transactions

  • When multiple counterparties are involved, share the RWA with each participant to reduce uncertainty and speed execution.
  • Combine RWA with pre-agreed LCs or SBLCs to create a secure transaction chain without requiring upfront capital.
  • Ensure transfer clauses and conditions are clearly defined if the RWA is linked to subsequent trade finance instruments.

Common Pitfalls to Avoid

  • Relying on an RWA without verifying the bank’s credibility.
  • Using vague wording that does not specify transaction scope or amounts.
  • Failing to update RWAs if transaction timelines or amounts change.
  • Sharing RWAs without proper confidentiality agreements, risking information leakage.

Conclusion

Properly issued and strategically used, an RWA Statement becomes a powerful enabler of trust, speed, and efficiency in high-value deals. By partnering with globally recognized banks and following best practices, businesses can confidently engage in cross-border trade, project finance, and M&A, while minimizing risk and accelerating deal closure.

Contact NNRV Trade Partners to structure your RWA Statement strategically and gain a competitive edge in global financial transactions.

Top Banks for RWA Statements | NNRV Trade Partners

Top Banks for Issuing RWA Statements

NNRV Trade Partners collaborates with a global network of reputable banks to issue Ready, Willing, and Able (RWA) Statements. These banks provide credibility and financial assurance to counterparties in international trade, project finance, M&A, and other large-scale transactions.

Why Choose the Right Bank?

  • Reliability: Ensures the RWA is trusted by buyers, sellers, and intermediaries worldwide.
  • Speed: Drafting and issuance can take 24–72 hours depending on bank and eligibility.
  • Coverage: Banks with multi-jurisdiction networks are preferred for cross-border deals.
  • Compliance: Banks adhering to ICC, KYC/AML, and sanctions regulations reduce transaction risk.
  • Transaction Size: Banks handle deals from $1M up to $500M+.

Indicative List of 30–40 Banks for RWA Issuance

Bank Country / Region BIC / SWIFT Tier Typical Use
JPMorgan ChaseUSACHASUS33Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC, SBLC
CitiUSACITIUS33Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC, SBLC, BG
Bank of AmericaUSABOFAUS3NTop 50 GlobalRWA, LC
HSBC LondonUKMIDLGB22Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC/SBLC
HSBC Hong KongHong KongHSBCHKHHTop 50 GlobalTrade corridors
Standard Chartered (Dubai)UAESCBLAEADTop 50 GlobalMENA / Africa
Standard Chartered (HK)Hong KongSCBLHKHHTop 50 GlobalAPAC
BNP ParibasFranceBNPAFRPPTop 50 GlobalEU trade
Société GénéraleFranceSOGEFRPPTop 50 GlobalProject finance
Crédit AgricoleFranceAGRIFRPPTop 50 GlobalRWA, LC
Deutsche BankGermanyDEUTDEFFTop 50 GlobalGlobal trade
CommerzbankGermanyCOBADEFFTop 50 GlobalEU SMEs
INGNetherlandsINGBNL2ATop 50 GlobalBenelux trade
ABN AMRONetherlandsABNANL2ATop 50 GlobalStructured LC
RabobankNetherlandsRABONL2UTop 50 GlobalAgri / commodities
UBSSwitzerlandUBSWCHZH80ATop 50 GlobalLarge caps
BarclaysUKBARCGB22Top 50 GlobalRWA, LC
NatWest MarketsUKNWBKGB2LTop 50 GlobalUK/EU deals
DBSSingaporeDBSSSGSGTop 50 GlobalAPAC trade
OCBCSingaporeOCBCSGSGTop 50 GlobalASEAN
UOBSingaporeUOVBSGSGTop 50 GlobalASEAN
MUFGJapanBOTKJPJTTop 50 GlobalGlobal corporates
MizuhoJapanMHCBJPJTTop 50 GlobalCorporate SBLC
SMBCJapanSMBCJPJTTop 50 GlobalStructured trade
Bank of ChinaChina / GlobalBKCHCNBJTop 50 GlobalGlobal corridors
ICBCChina / GlobalICBKCNBJTop 50 GlobalInfrastructure
Emirates NBDUAEEBILAEADTop 50 GlobalGCC trade
First Abu Dhabi BankUAENBADAEAATop 50 GlobalOil & Gas
RBCCanadaROYCCAT2Top 50 GlobalNorth America
TD BankCanadaTDOMCATTTop 50 GlobalUSD/CAD
ScotiabankCanadaNOSCCATTTop 50 GlobalAmericas
Itaú UnibancoBrazilITAUBRSPTop 50 GlobalLatAm trade
Banco do BrasilBrazilBRASBRRJTop 50 GlobalPublic sector

Conclusion

Partnering with top-tier and specialty banks ensures your RWA Statements are credible, SWIFT-verifiable, and globally recognized. Choosing the right issuing bank accelerates deal-making, strengthens trust with counterparties, and reduces financial risk in large-scale or cross-border transactions.

Contact NNRV Trade Partners today to access our full global banking network for RWA issuance.