REVOLVING LINESThe revolving lines are secured by a first lien security on all of the borrower's outstanding accounts receivables and or inventory.Typically, this type of financing is used to increase cash flow and working capital. Because the borrower's customers are generally not notified of the assignment of their accounts to the lender, the borrower continues to service its receivables. The borrowing arrangement is usually transparent to the borrower's customers. Advance rates for lines of credit secured by accounts receivable depend on credit worthiness, and the amount of dilution (returns, uncollectible, etc.) that the borrowers company experiences, but typically range from 60% to 85% of the outstanding accounts receivable. Advance rates for lines of credit secured by inventory depend on the future orderly liquidation value of your inventory and the level of inventory relative to the amount of your accounts receivable outstanding, but typically range from 30% to 65% of the cost of inventory. Financing rates are based on a borrower's financial profile and market conditions. CREDIT CRITERIATo be considered for this program, potential clients must be well established companies with a strong balance sheet. Transactions not meeting this criteria may be considered for Factoring |

