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Asset Based Lending Financial Glossary

What is it? Encompasses funding against debtors in the form of factoring or invoice discounting, and can incorporate an element of funding against stock, property, existing plant and machinery. Also includes hire purchase and leasing products to fund assets in the form of new plant, equipment and vehicles. Can be extended to cover the funding of payroll specifically for recruitment agencies.

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