Factoring
"Your Key to Sustainable Growth"

What is Factoring?
It is a financial service in which a company sells its outstanding accounts receivable to a specialized entity called a ‘factor.’ This entity is responsible for collecting payments from the customers on those accounts and provides the company with an advance on a portion of the total amount of the accounts receivable.
The factor takes care of the collection management and assumes the risk of non-payment, providing relief to the company. In exchange for this service, the factor retains a commission or fee for the service provided.
Factoring for clients allows a company to gain immediate access to cash capital instead of waiting for customers to pay their invoices. This is especially useful for businesses that may experience delays in payments and need funds to keep their operations running.
It’s important to emphasize that factoring for clients is a financial tool that can be beneficial in certain situations, but it may not be the best option for every company. Each case should be evaluated individually to determine if it is the right solution.
Factoring Benefits
Cash Flow Optimization
Factoring provides an immediate injection of liquidity by turning accounts receivable into readily available funds.
Financial Risk Mitigation
By transferring the risk of non-payment to the factoring entity, you safeguard against potential losses due to uncollectible accounts.
Enhanced Financial Flexibility
It facilitates access to additional capital to support operations and expansions.”
Stimulus for Business Growth
It provides the necessary resources to capitalize on business opportunities and achieve growth goals.
Access to Value-Added Services
Some factoring providers offer complementary services such as credit analysis and financial advisory.

Simplification of Accounts Receivable Management
The factoring entity takes on the responsibility of account management and collection, freeing up resources and time for other areas of the business.
Strengthening Supplier Relationships
Supplier factoring can enhance relationships by enabling early payment of invoices.
"Balance Sheet Optimization."
By converting accounts receivable into cash, the financial health of the company can be improved.
Inflation Protection.
It helps mitigate the impact of inflation on income by providing advance funds.
Quick Approval and Disbursement
Factoring processes are typically agile and can provide financing within a short period of time.




