An as-utilized fee in invoice factoring refers to a charge imposed by the factoring company based on the actual amount of the factoring line that the business uses. This fee…
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In the context of invoice factoring, a documentation fee is a charge imposed by the factoring company to cover the costs associated with processing the necessary paperwork for setting up…
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Accounts receivable aging is a report that categorizes a company’s accounts receivable according to the length of time an invoice has been outstanding. This report is used by businesses to…
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A trade discount is a reduction in the listed price of goods or services offered by a seller to a buyer, typically given as a percentage. This type of discount…
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Sponsor-backed coverage, often found within investment banks, refers to specialized teams or divisions that focus on providing financial advisory and capital-raising services to private equity firms and other financial sponsors.…
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Growth finance refers to the capital or financing obtained by businesses to fuel their expansion, development, or growth initiatives. It is a form of funding specifically aimed at supporting companies…
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Healthcare receivables financing, also known as medical accounts receivable financing, is a specialized form of financing tailored to healthcare providers, such as hospitals, medical practices, clinics, and healthcare service companies.…
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Trade credit refers to a form of financing extended by a seller to a buyer, allowing the buyer to purchase goods or services on credit terms and pay for them…
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