EFM works with Risk Management Partners (RM Partners) to transfer risk for various local, financial and structural risks which effect investment costs and project performance. These RM Partners are typically third-parties which perform the management service of transferring risk under agreement within the proprietary structure involving the Economic Funding Company, EFC. Specific risks for developing countries are transferred to G-5 (USA, Germany, Japan, France and Canada) depending on the price, performance, size and overall liquidity of the end markets. The RM Partners help to create an essential commercialization of obligations backed by a basked of assets including:

• Sustainable projects
• Insured revenues
• Tradable commodities
• Guaranteed savings/efficiencies
• Various insurance and guaranteed credit wraps and enhancements

Risk management is not only accomplished through the laying-off or transferring of risk, but under the EFM model the risks is first analyzed, priced and transferred only after a solid financial structure for the project and economic development for a country is assembled by the EFM team. This allows for much lower prices of risk and requires expertise and the ability to manage complex legal, financial and political issues both locally and globally. The structure managed by EFM has been tested and validated to deliver the optimal result in the most stable and balanced approach of funding economic development for government entities.