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purchase of short-term and long-term receivables by the bank before their maturity
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risk of non-payment of a receivable is assumed by the bank
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provision of the supplier loan to customers increases your competitiveness
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funds will be provided for up to 100 % of the receivable value
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purchase of short-term and long-term receivables by the bank before their maturity
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funds will be provided for up to 100 % of the receivable value
- funds available before the maturity date of receivable,
- the bank assumes the risk of insolvency or unwillingness of the debtor to pay,
- purchase of short-term or long-term receivables with a maturity of up to 10 years,
- a receivable may be secured by a documentary credit, bank guarantee, co-accepted bill of exchange, or it is unsecured,
- financing with fixed interest rates in the case of purchase of a receivable with a maturity longer than one year,
- the balance sheet does not register a loan, which enables us to finance further activities by a loan,
- your liquidity increases, which creates space for new deals and additional revenues,
- more favourable competitive position in the market by that you can provide a supplier loan to the customer.