At some point, every business needs extra capital to fund growth. If you’re a mid-sized or large business, the amount you need may be a large number. Learn what your funding choices are and how you might use capital for business growth in 2018.
Posted by Seth Herman on Wed, Mar 21, 2018 @ 10:38 AM
At some point, every business needs extra capital to fund growth. If you’re a mid-sized or large business, the amount you need may be a large number. Learn what your funding choices are and how you might use capital for business growth in 2018.
Topics: commercial funding
Posted by Gil Oliva on Thu, Jan 25, 2018 @ 09:27 AM
All types of financing involve risk. In the field of invoice factoring, the risk is usually derived from insolvent customers. In invoice factoring contracts, either the factor or the client company assumes the risk of nonpayment. Understanding financial risk can help you choose the right type of factoring arrangement for your company’s needs.
Topics: About Invoice Factoring, recourse and non-recourse factoring
Posted by Gil Oliva on Fri, Sep 29, 2017 @ 01:16 PM
Fall has arrived. As distributors take a breath and prepare for the holidays, now is a good time to evaluate how this year went and prepare for what is ahead in order to keep your company’s competitive edge. To stay up-to-date, you should stay aware of what is trending in your industry. Here are the trends affecting wholesale distributors:
Topics: Distribution Financing, Wholesaler distribution, Invoice factoring
Posted by Seth Herman on Thu, Jun 22, 2017 @ 10:01 AM
Startups can be some of the most innovative business ventures. Being innovative can also involve a lot of risk, and many startups suffer from time constraints, staffing to meet demands, and difficulty obtaining funding. Invoice factoring may be able to help with funding by optimizing cash flow without the long delay that generally follows the invoicing process. Using invoice factoring may help ensure that your startup won’t run out of funds, which could potentially halt operations and slow growth.
Topics: About Invoice Factoring, Start up funding
Posted by Gil Oliva on Fri, May 19, 2017 @ 01:00 PM
Proper cash flow management is an important factor for determining the success of a small business. Effective strategies can increase cash flow and help store reserves for unexpected expenses. Using the appropriate money management approach for your business can do a great deal to secure the sustainability of your company’s future. Below are tips that your business can incorporate into your cash flow management plans.
Topics: Cash Flow, Cash Flow management, Small business financing, Cash Flow Metrics
Posted by Gil Oliva on Thu, May 11, 2017 @ 09:01 AM
Invoice factoring can save the day when a company with outstanding accounts receivable needs cash flow to grow the business. Many industries commonly use invoice factoring to make prompt payments or commit to new projects before clients have paid outstanding invoices. Read more to find out which industries utilize invoice factoring for business growth.
Topics: Alternative Financing, Manufacturing and Distribution Financing, Business Growth, Business Finance Solutions, Wholesale financing, Trucking Industry
Posted by Seth Herman on Fri, Apr 28, 2017 @ 01:11 PM
Most businesspeople have a rough idea of the moving parts of cash flow, but it’s vital for business leaders to understand how to gauge cash flow accurately. Several operational expenses can easily go unnoticed, such as inconsistent contracts with service technicians or similar expenses. For new business owners, these expenses quickly become overwhelming.
Topics: Cash Flow, Cash Flow management, Cash reserves, Cash Flow Metrics, EBITDA
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