Tried, True and Trusted - A Primer on Asset-Based Loans

Topics:
Commercial Lending,
Working Capital
Tags:
Asset,
Asset Based Loan,
Asset Management,
Business Operations,
Finance,
Financial,
Investment,
Operational Planning
Source:
Bank of America

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Overview: Balance sheet management has become increasingly more complex with the litany of financial tools available today. Under increased scrutiny, many financial executives are getting "Back to basics". Companies seeking both liquidity and transparency are turning to asset-based loans. Although asset-based lending is typically up when the economy is down, the industry's growth started long before this economic downturn. Asset-based loans have withstood the test of time. Although there have been many market changes that have impacted ABL, the structure has remained fundamentally unchanged for years. What has changed are the borrowers.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jul 2002 | Pages: 3


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