How To Securitize Trade Receivables
How To Securitize Trade Receivables
You want cheaper capital and repeatable funding against receivables. Securitization does that if you have data discipline, real controls, and enough volume to carry the fixed costs. Here is the straight path from idea to first draw, with actual cost bands, minimum size, and jurisdictions that work.
When Securitization Makes Sense
Pick the Structure That Fits
What It Costs Upfront
Ranges are typical for first-time sponsors. Larger, repeat issuers can land tighter.
Recurring Costs You Should Budget
Minimum Size That Actually Works
Jurisdictions That See These Deals Every Week
Legal and Accounting Building Blocks
Step by Step To First Funding
Data Tape Requirements
- Monthly cohort performance at least 24 months billed, paid, days past due, write-offs, recoveries, dilutions
- Obligor master with industry, country, terms, limits, concentrations
- Policies and procedures credit, billing, collections, disputes
- Top 20 obligor files contracts, correspondence, dispute logs
- Reconciliations tie AR subledger to GL and bank statements
Start a Receivables Securitization
Share your data tape, obligor map, and target facility size. We will come back with indicative advance rates, fees, and a closing plan.
Talk to the TeamFigures and ranges are indicative and for informational purposes. Any securitization is subject to due diligence, KYC and AML checks, sanctions screening, true sale and tax opinions, and final investor or lender approval. Accounting and tax outcomes depend on your facts and advisors.
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