Factoring for Success

Buss & Roth Investment Management is chosen as the deal flow provider to the global receivables funder. Receivables Funding, Export Finance, Purchase Order Finance.

If you would know
the value of money,
go and try to borrow some.
                Benjamin Franklin 

We can, with our partner, fund your current receivables, AFTER a straightforward verification process, often within 24 hours. (North America, United Kingdom & Germany)

Our factoring partner is represented in North America (USA & Canada), in Europe (UK, Ireland, Germany, France, Poland, Slovakia, Czech, and Sweden), India, Hong Kong, and Australia and our counterparts can help with companies domiciled in their respective countries.

After the initial funding process, future funding is very simple. You submit a schedule with your new invoice plus any supporting documentation. The funds should then be available to you the following day.

For details, please, email LM.bussroth@gmail.com

1. Are you selling to other companies or to consumers/individuals?  If consumers/individuals, we can’t do it.

2. What terms do you sell on (i.e. net 30, 60, etc.)?  If net 60 to net 90, we might consider, but if it is over net 90, unless it is for export which might be considered, we can’t do it.

3. What are your average monthly sales?  If it is under $10k/mo., factoring will probably be too expensive for you.

4. How much do you have in currently outstanding receivables?  How much of that is over 90 days old?  If the portion over 90 is over 5% of the total, see if you can find out why and if it makes sense.

5. Do you  invoice on installment or progress billing?  If so, we can’t do it, but may be able to refer it out.

6. If you are looking for PO funding, will your manufacturer accept a letter of credit?  We do not dispense cash for manufacturing/POs only for factored invoices.

What type of funding facility does your bank offer you?  Is it a loan or a line of credit? 

Our partner:  the global receivables funder specializes in accounts receivable and purchase order (on finished goods) funding. The fees are based on the value of the invoicing and are not charged as interest in the traditional sense.

The longest the funds can be out is 90 days on the PO side and 90 days on the receivable side.

For details, please drop me a few words at LM.bussroth@gmail.com

Most sincerely, Ludmila Morozova. Buss & Roth Investment Management, Partner, Business Development