Risks and Limitations of Factoring under New Zealand Law
Factoring is a useful tool to improve liquidity and receivables management for companies. However, like any financial instrument, it comes with certain risks and limitations. In this article we will…
Contracts and Documentation in Factoring: Key Elements and Rule Compliance
Factoring, as an effective financial instrument, is becoming increasingly popular among companies looking to improve their liquidity and receivables management. A key part of a successful factoring agreement is proper…
How to Eliminate Risk: Factoring Can Be Both Profitable and Safe
Relationships between business entities are not always smooth. The reason for this is errors in the management of the company involved in the transaction, external insurmountable circumstances and even outright…
Data Protection and Privacy in Factoring: New Zealand Compliance
Data protection and privacy are critical aspects in today’s world, especially for financial companies such as factoring organizations. New Zealand, like many other countries, has strict rules and requirements regarding…
Why you Need Factoring
Businesses can have a problem – large accounts receivable: someone owes a lot, and there are not enough funds for current expenses. There may be various reasons for this: for…
Factoring Legislation in New Zealand: Overview and Obligations
Factoring, as a financial technique, is becoming an increasingly popular tool for managing cash flow and improving the financial position of companies in New Zealand. However, the successful application of…
Factoring Basics in New Zealand: Legal and Regulatory Aspects
Factoring is becoming an increasingly popular financing tool for companies in New Zealand looking to improve their liquidity and reduce the waiting period for payment from customers. However, before deciding…