What is trade credit insurance?
Trade credit insurance is a valuable financial tool that protects businesses from the risks of…
Let’s run through, Invoice Finance
Invoice Finance can be a valuable tool for businesses looking to unlock cash tied up in unpaid invoices, providing a flexible way to manage cash flow and fund growth.
With a variety of Invoice Finance options available – each with its own unique benefits, criteria, and costs – it’s important to understand which solution is best suited for your business.
From established companies looking to maintain steady cash flow to start-ups needing to bridge the gap between invoicing and payment, there’s an option tailored to fit your needs.
Here’s some information to get you started, and we’re always happy to chat through the options over the phone so you can find the perfect fit for your goals and growth plans.
Confidential Invoice Discounting
Confidential Invoice Discounting (CID) is an invoice finance iteration that allows a business to borrow money utilising their outstanding invoices (debtors) as collateral.
Factoring
Factoring is an invoice finance iteration that allows a business to borrow money utilising their outstanding invoices (debtors) as collateral. The customer typically knows the lender is involved.
Asset Based lending
Asset-based lending (ABL) is an invoice finance iteration that allows a business to borrow money, utilising its outstanding invoices (debtors) as collateral, as well as inventory, plant and machinery, and property.
Selective Invoice Finance
Selective Invoice Finance (SIF) is an invoice finance iteration that allows a business to borrow money by using its outstanding invoices (debtors) as collateral. Businesses can choose which invoices they want to use.
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