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Understanding the Typical Types of Factoring

09:13 26 September in Blog, Business Funding

Accounts receivable factoring, aka invoice factoring, is a financial tool used by small and medium-sized businesses to help them maintain steady cash flow. Businesses convert their outstanding company invoices to immediate cash flow through a third-party financial intermediary known as a factoring company (“factor”).  Factors fund...

Strategies to Offset Factoring Costs

15:56 25 August in Blog

Small and medium-sized businesses turn to invoice factoring as a way to manage their cash flow.  The ability to obtain immediate cash, instead of waiting 60+ days for their customer to pay an invoice helps business owners fund operations, pay employees, purchase materials and supplies,...

Reverse Factoring and Supply Chain Finance

14:17 14 August in Blog, Broker Resources

Businesses, large and small, will face cash flow problems at one point or another within their supply chains. Sufficient financing options for these businesses are increasingly difficult to come by as supply chains continue to become increasingly complex and evolve in the wake of tighter...

How to Perform a Cash Flow Analysis for Your Business

12:55 01 August in Blog

Cash flow is the lifeblood for any business. It is needed to sustain operations, meet financial obligations, pay employees, maintain adequate inventory levels, and enable growth.  Generally, revenues and profits will not coincide with cash inflows and outflows meaning that a business can be profitable;...

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