Operating Expenses (OPEX) are the day-to-day expenses that a business incurs to keep its operations running smoothly. These expenses include costs related to the core functions of the business, such…
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Capital gains are the profits earned from selling an asset at a higher price than its original purchase cost. They represent the positive difference between the asset's selling price and…
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Unitranche facilities are a type of financing structure that combines both senior and subordinated debt into a single loan agreement with one blended interest rate, rather than having two separate…
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Opportunistic loans are financing solutions provided to take advantage of specific, short-term opportunities that may arise in the market. These loans are typically structured to be flexible, allowing borrowers to…
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Conforming Asset-Based Lending (ABL) Revolvers are a type of revolving credit facility that is structured based on the value of the borrower's assets, typically including accounts receivable, inventory, or other…
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Forward-flow arrangements, often seen in finance and lending, refer to agreements where one party commits to purchasing certain assets, typically receivables or loans, on a continuous or recurring basis over…
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Confidential Invoice Discounting is a form of invoice finance used by businesses in the UK to improve cash flow by unlocking the value tied up in unpaid invoices. This financing…
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Debt capital refers to the funds a company raises through various forms of borrowing. This capital is obtained by issuing debt instruments, such as bonds, loans, or notes, which require…
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