Functioning of the Factoring System
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The parties of a standard factoring transaction are the buyer, seller and the factoring company. The factoring system functions among these parties with mutual agreement and trust in a simple flow.
A factoring transaction is structured with a corporate intermediary, the factoring company, that helps the parties simplify trade relations and provide guarantees. With the help of factoring companies, even the receivables which have a low likelihood of being capitalised can be converted into cash, which brings a number of competitive and financial advantages to the seller. The following explains a sample factoring transaction flow:
- Buyer makes an order,
- Seller gives Lider relevant information about the buyer and the transaction,
- Lider makes credit analysis for the buyer and informs the seller (its client) about its terms and the level of the credit limit approved for the transaction,
- The seller and the buyer sign a sell/purchase agreement,
- The seller sends the goods with the invoice to the buyer,
- The seller sends a copy of the invoice to Lider,
- Lider makes the down payment to the seller in line with the pre-agreed terms,
- Lider collects the value of the invoice from the buyer at maturity,
- Lider pays the remaining amount of the invoice to the Seller.
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