SOLUTION
Optimise Working Capital
Reduce the strain on your cash position by optimising your days payable outstanding without passing the burden down to your suppliers!
Looking to improve your cash conversion cycle?
Perhaps your receivables collection profile is slightly longer than you would like? Or maybe your business needs to hold inventory for a while, yet you still have to pay suppliers early because they won’t give you credit or won’t survive longer payment terms.
We understand the pain of this mismatch and how it is putting a strain on your working capital. Thankfully, Finverity has a solution for that!
By implementing a Supply Chain Finance facility with Finverity, your suppliers get paid immediately after the goods/ services have been received and accepted by you. Meanwhile, we work together to identify and implement the most optimal payment terms based on your cash cycle needs to release your working capital.
Benefits
Attractive pricing
The fact that we are a platform gives us certain advantages. We are able to work with Funders around the world to find those who understand your business and will finance it a competitive price. Further, having multiple Funders means that you are not at risk of suddenly getting your facility pulled.
Flexible Solution
We are not a bank, which means we actually care about our customers. Our platform offers a variety of free tools allowing you to optimise internal processes on top of the financing. We grow our facility to support you as your needs increase, building a long and fruitful partnership!
Easy Implementation
As an official SAP partner and a technology-focused firm, our team has vast experience in ERP and Accounting System integration. We will work with your team to set up a workflow that will minimise disruption to your daily operations and automate processes.
Resources
Finverity appoints Alex Collingwood as Head of Corporate Sales & Origination
Alex joins Finverity as Head of Corporate Sales & Origination and brings over 35 years of trade and supply chain finance experience.
Lessons of Supply Chain Finance: Diversify
The Greensill debacle contains lessons from reforming government lobbying to ensuring that supply chain financing technology provides the asset transparency, processing efficiency and operational control that lenders need. Among those key lessons is a throwback to the 2008 financial crisis: concentration kills.
Lessons of Supply Chain Finance: Transparency
Supply chain finance is an attractive, low-risk source of uncorrelated returns for investors and a useful treasury tool for companies of all sizes as long as there is transparency into underlying assets and the right technology underpins programmes.