New signing of Fibus in January 2024
Fibus also knows how to do "spot" financing! This type of contract allows for the release of punctual financing:
- It provides financial departments with a credit line immediately and rapidly; very useful before the closing of accounts, it enhances the company's financial ratios (the assignment of receivables is done "without recourse");
- Like factoring, this type of contract is based on the purchase of commercial receivables, but it is implemented only in cases of specific needs (in factoring, contracts typically last an average of 3 years).
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"Spot" financing contract Deconsolidation - French GAAP
- Facility : a €7M receivables "spot" financing
Digital transformation
France
- Improve financial ratios before closing
- Benefit from a very short-term cash line
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New signings of Fibus in July 2024
Fibus met their different requirements - Factoring, Trade credit and IT solutions in various contexts: strengthening cash flow position, supporting an international build-up strategy, optimizing funding for a fast growing group in Europe.
Industries: Regulatory and pharmaceutical advisory services, Manufacture of pharmaceutical preparations, Manufacture of metal structures and parts of structures.
Industries: Regulatory and pharmaceutical advisory services, Manufacture of pharmaceutical preparations, Manufacture of metal structures and parts of structures.
The Credit Manager, at the heart of the success of a factoring project.
Last Tuesday, June 25th, Fibus in partnership with the AFDCC, hosted a webinar to discucc the topic: "The Credit Manager, at the heart of cussess of a factoring project."
- reinstating the Credit Manager to their righful place as a key factor in the success of a proejct?
- what decisive actions can the Credit Manager take for a successful factoring project?
- coordination bewteen Credit Management, treasury and IT.
Private Equity: why should factoring be anticipated?
Cheaper, more flexible, and more efficient: factoring remains the most attractive form of short-term financing. However, to deploy it to its full potential and at the most opportune moment, it needs to be considered well in advance. This allows the shareholder to choose their objective: financing growth—whether external or organic—or facilitating dividend payments.
Interview with Thibaut Robet and Maxime Bertin, published in Les Décideurs.
Interview with Thibaut Robet and Maxime Bertin, published in Les Décideurs.
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