Due to the credit squeeze and many banks’ unwillingness to lend, businesses are finding it difficult to raise money to finance their activities. Factoring and Invoice Discounting can allow a company ...

A business can often find itself in a position where it requires cash for immediate expenses. But collecting payments from customers on time is one of the biggest problems faced by a small business.

If you’ve been in the business long enough, you’ll realize that companies experience capital shortages. Companies that have to wait for months to get paid are especially prone to cash flow issues.

Invoice factoring is a form of invoice financing where you sell unpaid invoices to a third party in exchange for cash up front, rather than waiting for your customers to pay. It’s a common practice ...

Invoice financing is a way for businesses to borrow against unpaid invoices. With invoice financing, sometimes called accounts receivable financing, you can get cash out of your accounts receivable ...

The pandemic took a heavy toll on the factoring market. Access to finance via UK government support schemes meant that invoice factoring and discounting was less of a priority for businesses, while ...

An alternative form of financing for companies which allows them to receive funds against outstanding sales invoices. The discounter pays the company up to 90% of the invoice values in advance and ...