Supply chain finance, also known as reverse factoring, is a type of financial arrangement that provides short-term credit to optimize working capital for both buyers and suppliers. It involves a lender dealing with the buyer's creditworthiness, reducing risk for the supplier.
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Asset-based lending is an increasingly available financing solution for smaller businesses. However, it was once considered a more sophisticated product for larger SMEs and mid-sized corporates. It works similarly to invoice finance, where funding is extended against debts.
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Bond financing is long-term borrowing in which a borrower issue bonds to investors to raise capital. In return for purchasing the bond, the investor receives regular interest payments and the return of the principal when the bond matures. Corporations, governments, and other organizations can issue bonds.
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Business bank loans are a common form of financing companies use to fund various activities such as working capital, expansion, and capital expenditures. A bank loan provides businesses with access to the funds they need to grow, expand and develop their operations.
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Venture capitalists (VCs) are investors looking to make high-risk, high-reward investments in companies with the potential for significant growth and return on investment. In addition, VCs are looking for companies with a unique selling point or competitive advantage that sets them apart.
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Debt financing is a type of financing where a company borrows money from a lender with an agreement to pay back the borrowed amount plus interest over a specified period. This type of financing is commonly used by businesses to fund operations or to finance growth initiatives.
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Asset-based finance (ABF) is a type of financing that allows businesses to access funding based on the value of their assets. It is a collective term used to describe various forms of finance, including invoice finance and asset-based lending. Invoice finance includes factoring, invoice discounting, and supply chain finance.
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Factoring is a form of asset-based finance that can be utilized by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to support cash flow by generating funds against unpaid invoices. It is a financing option available to businesses that offer products or services on credit to other businesses.
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Invoice discounting is a popular form of asset-based finance businesses use to manage their cash flow. It is similar to factoring in that it involves selling accounts receivable to a third-party provider. Still,a few key differences make it more appealing to larger businesses.
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The "seed stage" is a critical period in a new business's development when founders require funding to develop their solutions and business models, proving that their product or service works before selling it to customers. Most investment vehicles are unavailable at this stage. The amount of money required is relatively small since the business is still in its early stages, generally pre-revenue and pre-proof of concept.
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