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From 08/11/2010 to 09/11/2010
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Factoring continues to grow successfully both in mature markets and in emerging markets. Through their control methods and permanent monitoring of the receivables on their client’s debtors, Factoring Companies are able to provide more financing than traditional lenders, and at the same time limit their credit risks to a strict minimum. Factoring companies therefore play an important role in financing the economic activity, also during the financial crisis. Traditionally it is small and medium-sized companies that benefit most from this financial instrument, but also more important companies use factoring for flexible growth finance or for restructuring purposes. For international trade, factoring offers an ideal solution to exporters who can grant open account terms to their buyers while benefiting from the security and financing offered by their factoring agreement. How does factoring function in practice? For which types of business is factoring most fitted? How has factoring developed in Central Eastern Europe? What is the potential for factoring in Central Eastern Europe? What are the risks? You will find an answer to all these questions during the International Seminar on Factoring in Central Eastern Europe. |
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