Non-Recourse Factoring, also known as Without Recourse Factoring, is a type of factoring arrangement in which a business sells its accounts receivable (invoices) to a factoring company (factor) and transfers…
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Non-Notification or Blind Notification is a term used in the context of factoring, a financial arrangement where a company sells its accounts receivable (invoices) to a factor (a third-party financing…
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A Notice of Assignment is a formal document used to inform a debtor or other relevant parties that a creditor (the assignor) has transferred its rights to receive payments or…
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Net Funds Employed (NFE) is a financial metric that represents the total amount of capital or resources a company has invested in its operations, excluding certain liabilities. It reflects the…
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Negative Cash Flow occurs when a business or individual spends more money than they receive during a specific period, resulting in a net outflow of cash. This situation indicates that…
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The MCA ACH Loan Rule of Thumb is a general guideline used in the context of Merchant Cash Advances (MCA), particularly those that are repaid through Automated Clearing House (ACH)…
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The MCA Factor Rate is a key term associated with Merchant Cash Advances (MCA), a type of financing option for businesses. It represents the cost of the advance, but it…
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Mezzanine Financing is a hybrid form of capital that combines elements of both debt and equity financing. It is typically used by companies to fund growth opportunities, such as expansions,…
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