FAQ Answer About: Faqs-Invoice-Finance
- What is the difference between invoice finance and debtor finance?
Invoice finance refers to factoring finance and invoice discounting. However invoice finance can be referred to by other generic terms but essentially all mean the same thing.
Depending on context and who you are talking to invoice finance can be referred to using the following terms:-
- Asset Based Lending or Asset Finance
- Accounts Receivables Finance or just Receivables Finance
- Cash flow Finance
- Debtor Finance or Debt Financing
- Ledger Finance or Sales Ledger Finance
- Trade Finance
- Working Capital Finance
All terms are correct and are simply different ways of expressing or marketing the same financial product!
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Related Faq's
- Why use a factoring broker?
- Don't understand all the invoice finance jargon?
- Can a new business factor company debts?
- Does all my sales ledger need to be factored?
- How long do I have to commit to an invoice finance lender?
- Will previous credit problems exclude my company from getting invoice finance?
- Will my trade invoices be the only security required by the lender?
- Who provides invoice finance?
- Which product is cheaper? Factoring or Invoice Discounting?
Case Studies
As "invoice finance brokers" we have successfully arranged factoring and invoice discounting facilities for our business clients in the past. Here are just a few invoice finance case studies that you may find of interest [more details].
As "invoice finance brokers" we have successfully arranged factoring and invoice discounting facilities for our business clients in the past. Here are just a few invoice finance case studies that you may find of interest [more details].