Asset Receivable Funding & Asset-Back Lending
We Take the Complexity Out of Asset-based Lending and account receivable funding.
Like you, we realize that there will be times when you won’t be able to raise funds through capital markets or unsecured bank loans. In fact, it is for this understanding, that we have put as much emphasis on asset-based lending as we do.
Why Choose Asset Receivable Funding or Asset–Based Lending?
You may have your own reasons, but these are some of the common ones:
- When you have not been successful in raising capital and even the normal marketplace couldn’t help much.
- When your capital requirements need to be met immediately and other options can’t remedy the situation.
Unlike a loan, asset receivable funding does not involve debt, no liabilities, nor personal guarantees, and no long-‐term commitments.
- Invoice Factoring, also known as Accounts Receivable Funding, involves the purchase and sale of accounts receivable (invoices) at a discount for immediate cash.
- You won’t have to wait for weeks or months to get our nod of approval.
To grow and prosper, your business needs working capital to realize its full potential.
What does that mean to me?
We will happily assume the responsibility of alleviating your funding issues by making asset back financing a lot less complex.
- Unlike banks, we specialize in factoring accounts receivables; so, if you have monthly receivables, we can easily help you expedite revenue into your working capital accounts.
- We do not require three years of profits and outstanding credit in order to qualify. We welcome startups and growth companies.
- Factoring is the purchase of your account receivables, for immediate cash.
- We only needs to know that the company making payment on your invoices can and will make the full payment.
Please feel free to view and download our brochures and presentations.
We look forward to the opportunity to help your company grow and prosper for many years to come.
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