Our Services

From consulting and strategy development to implementation and support, our comprehensive services can help your business thrive.

Accounts Receivables Financing

Our factoring program is designed to offer small businesses a different option for funding when traditional banks are unable to provide the necessary funds. If a bank is unable to grant a loan or can only offer a small amount, ARF can help by providing a consistent source of cash through the factoring of their accounts receivables to eligible clients. This can be a great solution for businesses that are looking to grow and need access to capital that traditional banks may not be able to provide. With our factoring program, businesses can get the funding they need to continue expanding and thriving in the market.

Asset Backed Lending

Asset Backed Lending usually starting with inventory and later on converting into receivable financing, it is a great option for businesses looking to secure financing using their existing inventory as collateral. This type of loan is particularly useful for businesses that need additional resources to purchase new inventory or to support seasonal fluctuations in demand. Lenders will carefully evaluate the quality, quantity, and marketability of the inventory to determine the loan amount they are willing to provide. By using inventory financing, businesses can access the funds they need to grow and thrive, while also putting their existing assets to work for them.

Supplier Credit Finance

In this financing transaction, the financier provides funds for the purchase of raw materials based on a purchase order. The financier will pay the customer's supplier up to 85% of the raw material price, anywhere in the world. The client is then given a term of up to 120 days to complete the process, allowing them to receive the materials and products even if the end buyer does not make any advances. This type of financing can be beneficial for businesses as it helps to ensure a smooth supply chain and allows for flexibility in managing cash flow.