• Industry Sectors We Are Supporting At Present

    Industry sectors that we are supporting at present.Variety is the spice of life, and it never ceases to surprise me the range of different industry sectors that we get involved with supporting through invoice finance.

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    Industry Sectors And Invoice Finance

    At present, our pipeline of deals nearing completion is pretty good, with a number of new clients in the works. As always, these are drawn from a diverse range of industry sectors.

    Currently, the deals that are nearing completion include the following sectors:

    Specialist Construction Funding

    Some of these are very specialist sectors e.g. construction and building. Not all providers get involved with that sector so it is harder to find funders. However, there are still a number of options on the market.

    Car Body Repairs

    The other specialist sector is car crash body repairs. They are again funded by specialist lenders that operate in a different way from the norm within invoice funding. They purchase the invoice outright, at 100% of its value, less their fee for providing the service (normally 2% to 3% of the invoice value). They also tend not to seek debentures or full personal guarantees. We have had prospects that have converted within a few hours within that niche, as the process is so simple. We have also seen strong turnover growth from some of these garages and body shops.

    Recruiters And Temporary Staff Hire

    Recruitment remains the most popular niche that we come across. I have reported before about the high concentration of receivables financing users within the staff hire sector, and that remains evident in the type of business that we are seeing. Signed timesheets for temporary staff are always a solid basis for funding, and recruiters tend to be cash hungry as they need to pay their staff.

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Examples of funders we work with:

pulse cashflow finance
funding invoice
giant finance
kriya
nucleus
skipton