Reverse Factoring is a form of receivable financing in trade finance whereby a buyer arranges for the financing of invoices raised on him by a supplier. Reverse Factoring is very similar to traditional factoring with the noticeable difference of the buyer being the arranger of the facility rather than the supplier as in traditional factoring. This feature does have some impact on risk, pricing, adaptability...
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Reverse Factoring is a form of receivable financing in trade finance whereby a buyer arranges for the financing of invoices raised on him by a supplier. Reverse Factoring is very similar to traditional factoring with the noticeable difference of the buyer being the arranger of the facility rather than the supplier as in traditional factoring....
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It is necessary to distinguish factoring from invoice discounting. Whereas factoring involves an outright sale of invoices, invoice discounting is essentially a loan against accepted invoices and would actually be treated as a loan with recourse to the seller....
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