Why don’t more businesses use Selective Receivables Finance?

Why chose Invoice Finance

Upon completion of a deal, one of our introducers said to us, “Selective Invoice Finance is fantastic – why don’t more businesses use it?” We are struggling to think of reasons why – especially when you consider what all SME business owners are looking for: Business growth The cliché “cash is king” is said for […]

Talking Trends April 2021

Talking Trends April 2021

This blog forms part of a series where we identify common themes and trends over the previous month.   Positive   Steady increase in business enquiries following removal of government support funding High proportion of enquiries from mature businesses who are new to invoice finance in the UK and Ireland Continued strong demand for export finance beyond the EU and […]

Talking Trends February 2021

Talking Trends

This blog forms part of a series where we identify common themes and trends over the previous month.   Positive   Business confidence in the UK appears to be improved as uncertainties around Brexit are made clear and there is a roadmap out of the Covid-19 crisis   Recovery Loan Scheme to be rolled out in UK in April, but SME’s are expected to return to non-covid finance options  Continued strong demand for US$ in Ireland, UK […]

Time out with… Peter Thomas

Peter Thomas - Business Development Manager, Accelerated Payments

What attracted you to join AP?   My background initially was as an assistant portfolio manager, and I battled to get the more traditional risk averse investors and investment managers to buy into tech firms. So, a couple of years ago I decide to sit on the other side and work in the fintech space. I haven’t (fully) looked back […]

The Need for Collaboration

Collaboration

Access to finance for SMEs is a drum that is continuously beaten across the world. Many SME finance providers jumped headfirst into the market in the last decade with the common goal of fixing exactly that systemic fault. It is evident  that FinTech’s  have already altered the market, however, the combined effects of Brexit and […]

Talking Trends January 2021

Talking Trends

This blog forms part of a series where we identify common themes and trends over the previous month.   Positive  Introducers in the UK market returning to invoice finance as a core solution as CBILS draws to a close  There is strong demand for US$ in Ireland, UK and Canada, highlighting the continued interest in SMEs to look beyond Europe post-Brexit.   Businesses appear to be paying […]

Time out With.. Josephine Stanley-Milnes

Josephine Stanley-Milnes

A little bit about your background: Firstly, can you tell me more about your role within AP? I am on the client management team, so I get involved in processing all the new applications and doing all the relevant compliance checks including money-laundering and “Know Your Client (KYC)”. It gives me the chance to build […]

€210Million of receivables financing!

Purple city firework celebrations

As we celebrate our third anniversary we are proud to announce we have advanced €210 million worth of invoice financing to SMEs in the UK, Ireland and Canada!  This milestone comes as we triple our work force and extend our global reach, with plans to further expand into America from our Toronto base next year. […]

Dispelling 5 Common Receivables Finance Myths

King Hammurabi - introducer of invoice finance

Introduced over 4,000 years ago, when King Hammurabi ruled over Mesopotamia, invoice finance is one of the oldest forms of commercial finance. The modern-day version of invoice financing can be traced back to the 1300s when money in Italy was offered against payment and delivery of grain. Fast forward to 2019 and the estimated volume of invoice finance […]

Manage the headache of payment terms with export finance.

Containers indicting export trade

If you’re a business that sells to other businesses, it’s likely that you’ll recognise the need to manage cash flow. It’s one thing to sell within the domestic market, it’s another to sell overseas. The upheaval to international supply chains brought about by covid 19 and further uncertainty coming down the tracks post Brexit mean […]

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