The term “Factoring receivables” is clear enough. Factoring is a transaction between two entities, where a lender or finance company buys the accounts receivables or debt from another company. Debt factoring is a form of business financing which enables enterprises to control their cash flow and get instant access to funding by leveraging the accounts receivables ledger as security or collateral. They sell and give access to their receivable ledger to a lender, and gain funding against it.
Not all companies or enterprises come with significant ownership of real estate assets, which can be used as security for business loans. It is applicable, especially to SMEs, new businesses, and start-ups. Business establishments like these can use their accounts receivables ledger as assets, turning a liability into an opportunity. They can use it as a security and get immediate financing enough to suffice the operational costs and accelerate business growth.
For more information, reach out to the experts at Broc Finance today! We will connect you with a trusted and vetted lender for factoring.
Factoring receivables financing comes with a unique set of attributes, setting it apart from the conventional forms of financing, such as secured and unsecured business loans. Unlike the traditional loans, this one has a simpler funding process wherein the lender outrightly buy out your account receivables ledger and make upfront discounted payments factoring the risks associated with the ledger. The other features are listed below:
According to an Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman survey, SMEs are the worst sufferers of pending invoices. 100% of the business owners who participated in the survey complained about late payments. More than half of the business owners claimed that 40% of their invoices were pending or paid late. It’s the reason why, many enterprises resort to factoring receivables, so that can fill in the financial gap.
Nevertheless, some businesses can benefit from compared to the rest, such as;
You can choose which invoices you want to hand over to the lender, offering debt factoring to you. We offer that flexibility to our clients.
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