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FINANCING / ASSET-BASED LENDING

Explore financing tied to business assets

Asset-based lending uses eligible business assets as collateral to support a credit arrangement. Depending on the facility, the borrowing capacity may change with the value of qualifying collateral.

THE BIG PICTURE

Asset-Based Lending in context

For asset-rich businesses, collateral may be an important part of a broader liquidity strategy.

Accounts receivable

Certain collectible business invoices may support borrowing capacity.

Inventory

Eligible inventory may be considered, subject to valuation and advance rates.

Other qualifying assets

Some structures evaluate machinery, equipment, or additional assets under separate terms.

BEFORE YOU APPLY

What to think through

A clear picture of your business and financing purpose makes it easier to compare options.

01

Map the asset base

Prepare an overview of receivables, inventory, and other potential collateral.

02

Understand monitoring

Some arrangements require ongoing reporting, audits, or borrowing-base certificates.

03

Evaluate the tradeoffs

Consider collateral restrictions, fees, covenants, and what happens if asset values change.

IMPORTANT TO KNOW

Understand the terms, not just the headline.

Not every asset is eligible collateral. Borrowing bases, reserves, advance rates, reporting, and security interests are determined by the financing provider.

Ask any potential provider for a written explanation of costs, repayment obligations, fees, and conditions before signing.

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