Invoice
Finance Business Banking
and Factoring
Invoice Finance Business Banking and Factoring
Invoice
Finance - Stepping in when Banks can't help
There
are a number of reasons why businesses may need additional
finance. The Brumark ruling has resulted in banks increasing
the move of business customers across to other forms of finance,
which in some instances has led to:
Restricted
funding for stock finance
Or
A
request for additional security.
These
problems particularly affect businesses that make their money
through buying, (often importing) and selling goods. To thrive
such businesses must take advantage of opportunistic purchases-be
they new exciting products or keenly priced bulk purchases.
This type of trade can involve dealing in unfamiliar overseas
markets that demand financial guarantees, or payment up front,
or letters of credit.
This
is where Invoice Finance can help
If your big on ambition but short on capital Invoice Finance
can help you to find a Trade Finance House to fund your purchases.
- Credit
Limits of £150,000 to £3m
- Letters
of Credit
- Pre-shipment
guarantees
- Upfront
Finance
Invoice
Finance - How
it works
An importer of branded goods purchased in a parallel market
buys surplus stock from an authorised distributor abroad and
then sells them on to wholesalers both here in the UK and
abroad. This importer had confirmed orders from these credit
worthy buyers. Invoice Finance Limited via a Bank owned Trade
Finance House arranged a Letter of Credit facility which enabled
the bulk purchase and import of the goods. Some of the goods
never saw the UK being shipped direct to the end buyer.
For
further information on Invoice Finance Business Banking and
Factoring visit the Invoice Finance Website.
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