Asset-based financing is a form of business financing that involves obtaining a loan or line of credit using a company's assets as collateral. It is also known as asset-based lending or asset-backed financing.
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Equipment financing is a financial arrangement that allows businesses to acquire the necessary equipment or machinery they need for their operations without having to make a large upfront payment.
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Inventory financing, also known as inventory-based lending or inventory collateral financing, is a type of business loan that allows companies to use their inventory as collateral to secure financing.
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Purchase Order Financing is a type of short-term funding that helps businesses fulfill large customer orders. It is a financial solution primarily used by companies involved in manufacturing, distribution, and wholesale sectors.
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Accounts receivable financing, also known as invoice financing or factoring, is a financial arrangement where a company uses its outstanding accounts receivable (invoices) as collateral to obtain immediate cash from a financial institution or a factoring company.
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Commercial real estate financing encompasses diverse methods and tools essential for funding the acquisition, development, and operations of high-value properties.
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