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Mitigating Commercial Credit Fraud

Your Virtual Credit Manager

To manage the risk that a customer might default, companies implement credit and collection policies and procedures. When a fraud isn’t quickly detected, legal action to recover past due invoices can impact unaware customers.

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Position Your AR to Enhance Working Capital

Your Virtual Credit Manager

If somebody mentions pledging your receivables, securitization, invoice finance, factoring, or purchasing receivables, they are referring to different means of collateralizing your AR. Clean up your AR Ledger In a perfect world, your AR Ledger would contain only whole, current invoices. Review your Credit and Collection Policies.

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Balancing Credit Sales with Profits

Your Virtual Credit Manager

Credit industry groups discuss the payment history of common customers, but they always have an independent moderator present so that customer discussion do not veer off onto the topic of how individual companies plan on selling those same customers in the future. These customers will require more intense follow up of past due invoices (e.g.,

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How Asset-Based Lenders Applications Differ from Traditional Options

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It’s called asset-based lending, and it’s an option that focuses less on your business’s past, and more on your present and the future. Many traditional lenders would require you to sign a personal guarantee or put up collateral—like a family home—to guarantee repayment in the event of a default. What is Asset-Based Lending?

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How Asset-Based Lenders Applications Differ from Traditional Options

Fundera

It’s called asset-based lending, and it’s an option that focuses less on your business’s past, and more on your present and future. Many traditional lenders would require you to sign a personal guarantee or put up collateral—like a family home—to guarantee repayment in the event of a default. What is Asset-Based Lending?