Explaining accounts receivable financing 7 Articles

by Paul Neilan

"Commercial finance" (a term that is interchangeable with "asset-based lending"), is the business of making loans to businesses. Commercial finance companies, generally separate from banks, are also referred to as "asset-b...read more

by Costas Chryanthou

Accounts receivables are the amounts of money that a firm is owed from customers given credit for purchases of goods and or services. The terms of the credit are agreed in writing, or through the customers dealings wit...read more

by Reginald Auzenne

This is a popular method of financing working capital requirements for growing businesses. Paperwork on these loans are more streamlined when compared to historical requirements. What this type of financing does is it allo...read more

by Sithambaranathan Prithiviraj

Accounts receivable financing is when a business have difficulty or don't have adequate resources to track and chase the accounts receivable amounts from debtors and they have some cash flow problems or working capital pro...read more

by William Bond

There are two essentials to make your business work: Sales and getting paid on time for your product or service. Nothing happens in your business until you, or your sales people make a sale-you need money to make your pa...read more

by Peter Oxley

Until fairly recently, accounts receivable financing (or invoice discounting or invoice financing) has been seen as a lender of last resort. That is, you would only go to these lenders if you had exhausted all of your opti...read more

by Donna Vestre

Questionable Collection Ethics Back In The News There's been a lot of bad press lately pertaining to the ethics of debt collectors. As the owner of a collection agency, I'd like to take this opportunity to respond to su...read more