New Alexandrian Financial Corporation
| Type | Subsidiary |
|---|---|
| Industry | Financial Services |
| Founder(s) | Javelin Industries |
| Area served |
 Raspur Pact nations |
| Products | Financing solutions |
| Services | Financial services, Project financing, Lend-lease programs |
| Parent | Javelin Industries |
New Alexandrian Financial Corporation (NAFC) is a financial services subsidiary of Javelin Industries, focusing on providing financing solutions to nations within the Raspur Pact for the acquisition of Javelin Industries' products and services. Established in 1680 AN[1] with the aim of facilitating increased accessibility and affordability of advanced defense technologies, NAFC plays a pivotal role in strengthening the defense capabilities of Raspur Pact member states through tailored financial services.
Overview
NAFC specializes in structuring financing packages that enable Raspur Pact nations to invest in their security and defense infrastructure by purchasing state-of-the-art equipment and services from Javelin Industries. By offering competitive financing terms, NAFC ensures that these nations can undertake necessary modernizations and enhancements to their military forces without facing immediate financial constraints. The core services provided by NAFC include project financing, loans, lease financing options, and a "lend-lease" style program designed specifically for the procurement of military hardware, software, and consultancy services. These financial arrangements are crafted to align with the budgetary and strategic requirements of client nations, ensuring a seamless procurement process.
Lend-Lease Program
In addition to traditional financing services, NAFC has introduced a "lend-lease" style program connected with the Allied Production Matrix. This program is designed to facilitate the transfer of defense technologies and equipment to Raspur Pact partners, enhancing their military readiness and interoperability within the alliance. The program allows for more flexible terms of engagement, enabling member states to access necessary defense capabilities with deferred payment options or in exchange for strategic value considerations.
