Capital between two countries moves through agencies on both sides of the border.
Read both sides at once.
Development finance, export credit, multilateral lending, incentives, procurement open to foreign bidders, and the policy that governs them, from both governments on a corridor, keyed to the country each row came from and the country it lands in, so you can see what is flowing, who is financing it, and what changes the terms.
One corridor. Both directions.
Every public instrument moving capital between two countries, with the direction, the financier, the sector, and the stage. The same corridor reads the same way whichever side you start from.
| Direction | Instrument | Financier | Recipient | Figure | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US to UK | Procurement contract | Department of Defense | BAE Systems GCS International | $564.3M | Jan 2017 |
| US to UK | Procurement contract | Department of Defense | BAE Systems GCS International | $162.2M | Dec 2023 |
| US to UK | Procurement contract | Department of Defense | KNDS Defence UK | $96.3M | Apr 2012 |
| US to UK | Procurement contract | Department of Defense | Leonardo UK | $90.4M | Dec 2024 |
| US to UK | Procurement contract | Department of Defense | BP Oil International | $83.7M | May 2026 |
| US to UK | Procurement contract | Department of the Treasury | StoneX Financial | $46.4M | Apr 2026 |
Two sides, two sets of financiers.
Which corridors carry the most keyed rows, and what moves them: the instruments on the capital side and the measures on the terms side. Read together, they show where a corridor is funded and where it is only talked about.
Capital rows · by corridor · all markets
What moves it · by instrument and by measure
The rules move the corridor.
Tariffs, trade agreements, investment screening, and technology frameworks from either government, dated, each mapped to the flow it acts on. The rows below are served from the record.
What changes the terms · US and India · latest on the record
A mention is not a corridor.
Every row on the ledger carries an origin, a destination, and an instrument.
Capabilities that ride the module.
Existing Enterprise capabilities read from the same objects, so a constellation, a regulatory divergence read, or a recipient dossier can be pinned to a corridor board like any other object.
Seven layers on every figure.
Nothing on a ledger, a board, or a memo is computed on the fly from a model. It is served from the record, with its basis and its n. The standard is the same across every module.
The same workbench, other domains.
Each module binds its own objects and link rules to the same investigation surface. Pin, link, board, memo: the grammar carries across.
Bring a corridor. Leave with both sides of it.
A 30-minute walkthrough on the two markets you care about. Enterprise access includes the corridor matrix, the tariff board, the board, and the memo export.