From Non-Recourse Factoring to Supply Chain Finance. We identify the specific financial intermediaries managing receivables and working capital.
Segmented by funding structure.
Firms purchasing accounts receivable for immediate cash.
Lenders advancing funds against unpaid invoices (confidential).
Loans secured by inventory, equipment, or receivables.
Specialized funding for trucking and logistics companies.
Funding solutions for contractors with "paid when paid" terms.
Receivables finance for healthcare providers and insurance claims.
International trade finance covering cross-border invoices.
Payroll funding specifically for recruitment agencies.
Reverse factoring programs optimized for buyers and suppliers.
Services allowing the sale of single invoices rather than whole ledgers.
Factoring where the factor assumes the risk of non-payment.
Intermediaries connecting businesses with factors.
Online marketplaces for auctioning invoices to investors.
Insurers protecting receivables against customer insolvency.
Capital solutions for raw material purchase and production.
Firms specializing in recovering delinquent commercial debt.
Funding based on verified purchase orders before invoicing.
Factoring for businesses with slow-paying government clients.
Micro-factoring for startups with low monthly volume.
Subsidiaries of major banks offering receivables services.