Factoring & Forfaiting
Factoring & Forfaiting
Factoring & Forfaiting
&
FORFAITING
INTRODUCTION
• Leasing , HP & consumer credit are all fund based financial
services predicated upon Fixed Assets of the firm
• While factoring is predicated on receivables
• B)
• Effective Interest as % of funds 0.56 / 13.18 *100 4.25%
( per quarter)
• Annualised rate of interest = [( 1 + i ) p – 1] * 100
• Annualised rate of interest [ ( 1.0425) 4 – 1 ] *100 18.11%
SOLUTION
• C)
• Non recourse
• Maturity factoring
– Factor does not make any advance payment
– Factor pays either on guaranteed date or on date of collection
– Factor charges commission
• Advance factoring
– Factor provides advance to client between 75-85 % of receivables
– Rest amount is held & known as “Factor Reserve”
– Factor charges commission & interest on advance too
FORMS OF FACTORING
• Bill / Invoice Discounting - Both factoring & bill discounting
make available finance against receivables but they are different
Transaction oriented & each bill is Pre payment against all unpaid &
separately discounted non due invoices
No responsibility of sales ledger Factor is responsible for both
maintenance & collection of debts collection & maintenance of sales
ledger
No notice of assignment is In factoring notice of assignment is
provided to customer of client provided to customer of client
With recourse to client May or may be Non recourse
– Variant --- When factor bears risk of Bad debts (Non Recourse), it is
called as “Protected Invoice Discounting”
• Full factoring
– Factoring arrangement which combines Advance factoring &
Non recourse
– It is also called as Old Line factoring
– Considers collection , sales ledger administration & short
term finance having Non recourse features
– Export factor enters into arrangement with Import factor & contracts
out task of sales ledger maintenance & collection
• Credit Insurance
– Insurance company merely settles down the claim arising on
account of insured account which have turned delinquent
(not exactly insolvent but overdue also)
– Insurance company specifies the maximum amount it will
cover on basis of credit rating
– Ex Dun & Bradstreet does credit rating for this purpose in
US
FORFAITING
• Common form of financing export related receivables
• Exporter sells goods to importer on deferred payment of 3-5 years
• Importer draws a series of promissory notes inclusive of interest
• These notes are avalled by Importer’s Banker ( endorsement by
Importer’s Banker in case of default)
• Exporter sells these avalled noted to forfaiter & gets 100 % finance
• Forfaiter holds these notes till maturity or sell it to group of investors
(secondary market)
• Forfaiter do not give other services like collection or sales ledger
maintenance
FACTORING FORFAITING
• Usually 80 % is financed 100% financing