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Asset-Based Lending:
Accounts Receivable Funding to Provide Working Capital

A commercial asset-based loan is a debt instrument secured by a pool of assets, which primarily includes accounts receivable and inventory, and may also include equipment, real estate and special assets like intellectual property. The amount generally available under the line of credit is calculated as a percentage of each of these asset classes.


Asset-Based Loan Benefits

  • Flexibility
  • Speed
  • Cost-effective, competitive relative to other financial options.

Asset-Based Loan Purposes

  • Working capital to support business growth and meet seasonal or cyclical financing needs
  • Restructuring and turnaround situations
  • Acquisitions and leveraged buy-outs

Typical Borrowers

We can provide Asset-Based Loans to companies in North America, the European Union and Asia in a broad range of industries, including manufacturing, wholesale / distribution, and selected service business that generate accounts receivables.

How Asset-Based Lending Works

  • Submit an application along with details on your accounts receivable.
    Our due-diligence team conducts a field audit and analyzes your business operations and assets.
  • Your loan is structured with a senior security interest in your accounts receivable, inventory, machinery and equipment, real estate and other business assets.
  • A combination of revolving and term loan features are designed to match your projected cash flow requirements.
  • Your personalized loan management team – an Account Executive and an Analyst – serve as your partners and advocates. You receive daily cash transfers and online reporting.

To find out more about Asset-Based Lending, call us:
1-877-897-3223

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