A new approach for stimulating long-term credit could be combined with developing the capital market. This concept uses, “on-lending”, (with strict international guidelines followed and best practices of long-term equipment financing implemented by an experienced lender), but introduces the market mechanism of securitizing the loans generated (a pool or portfolio) and the selling them in the capital market. This concept would allow Georgia to develop what is known as a secondary market for loans (financial instruments). This would create an additional source of investments and liquidity for banks. Funding would likely be needed from USAID.
