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Sadie Keljikian and David Estrakh, Express Trade Capital Trade finance helps to finance the costs of trade, usually the costs of importing or exporting goods and the costs of getting those goods to the end customer. Bottom line, business growth…
Sadie Keljikian and David Estrakh, Express Trade Capital Factoring receivables is a simple, elegant solution for insufficient cash flow in business-to-business sales relationships. It allows vendors to sell large orders to retailers and assign the receivables to a third party,…
Sadie Keljikian, Express Trade Capital If you need to finance your business, you will be required to provide collateral. No matter what kind of funding you seek out, nearly every bank and private financial institution will require an asset to…
David Estrakh, Express Trade Capital Unforeseen Costs. Like any financing arrangement, factoring can come with unforeseen fees and high reserve requirements. Be sure to carefully read your factoring term sheets and agreements before you sign them. Factoring is labor intensive…
David Estrakh, Express Trade Capital More Cash Flow. For most clients, the main advantage of factoring accounts receivables is that it speeds up and simplifies the process of getting payment from their customers. Once goods are shipped to the customer,…
David Estrakh, Express Trade Capital Receivables are amounts owed to a business for goods provided or services rendered. Any time a seller delivers goods or services to a purchaser, and both parties agree to exchange payment at a later date,…
Sadie Keljikian, Express Trade Capital Performance Sports Group Ltd. has filed for bankruptcy protection in the US and Canada. The company announced that it was facilitating a restructuring and sale of nearly all of its assets on Monday morning. Performance,…
Drew Cohen, Express Trade Capital The nascent, burgeoning big data lending industry shows few signs of abating. For the foreseeable future, it will continue to complement, rather than supplant, traditional lenders. In the next five years, competition, as well as…
In 2014, the former chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernake – the man who was once responsible for setting the United States’ interest rate policy – was summarily rejected by his bank when he tried to refinance his mortgage.…