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Recourse vs Non-Recourse Factoring: Key Differences Explained
In today’s competitive business landscape, companies increasingly rely on invoice factoring to improve cash flow, manage receivables, and fuel growth. Factoring is a financial transaction where a business sells its accounts receivable (invoices) to a third party, typically called a factoring company, at a discount. This provides immediate liquidity instead of waiting for customers to pay. While factoring can be a game-changer for businesses, it’s crucial to understand the di

Anushree Sharma
Oct 225 min read


What is Export Factoring and Why It Matters for Indian Exporters
In an increasingly globalised economy, Indian companies—especially MSMEs—are under constant pressure to compete internationally. They must offer favourable credit terms to overseas buyers, manage foreign receivables’ risk, maintain healthy cash flows, and ensure that payment delays or defaults do not derail operations. Export factoring is one financial mechanism that can help them address many of these challenges, enabling faster growth, broader market reach, and improved co

Anushree Sharma
Oct 157 min read
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