
Captive B2B Marketplace lenders look to mine data to finance sellers The traditional Captive Finance companies – such as Deere Capital, CAT Financial, or GE Capital helped finance […]
Captive B2B Marketplace lenders look to mine data to finance sellers The traditional Captive Finance companies – such as Deere Capital, CAT Financial, or GE Capital helped finance […]
I was recently asked if I had any good data on default rates of trade receivables. The question went something like is there any data […]
I recently had an opportunity to catch up with Chris Hale from Kountable. Kountable is doing some real trade finance, providing preshipment finance to resellers […]
It is common to hear about Financial institutions not lending to support buyers and sellers of goods, both domestically and cross border, and how this […]
Trade Financing Matters welcomes this guest post from Grace Leung Shing, CEO of Startwise a revenue-sharing crowdfunding platform that help individuals realize dreams, build companies […]
American Express has long wanted companies to use cards – plastic, purchasing cards, virtual cards, ghost cards, you name it. The pitch to buyers to […]
Community Banks Fight Back Against Marketplace Lenders When the application process for a small business loan is harder to complete than an IRS tax […]
Interviewer: HAL, you have an enormous responsibility on this mission, in many ways perhaps the greatest responsibility of any single mission element. You're the brain, […]
Louis: Looking good, Billy Ray! Billy Ray: Feeling good, Louis! Trading Places (1983) Trading Places was one of my all-time favorite movies. I mean the […]
Moab, Utah is one of my favorite places in the world. Arches National Park is an amazing place, and it was made via sandstone and […]
I had a chance to have a discussion with Prabhat Vira, who recently was appointed President of Tungsten Network Finance, the supply chain finance arm […]
I am moderating a panel today on the above subject and there is certainly a lot of noise and seed funding going on in trade. […]