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Invoice Factoring Blog by Charter Capital
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Headquartered in Houston, Texas, Charter Capital (http://www.chartercapitalusa.com) provides working capital funding via a process commonly referred to as "factoring of accounts receivable", asset-based lending, and cash flow solutions for businesses nation-wide.
- Added on: May 6th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Blog entry: Factoring Company Funds Small Businesses Crucial to Supply Chain
PRESS RELEASE: Charter Capital is offering non-loan working capital financing through an accounts receivable factoring program supporting a wider range of small business suppliers than those currently approved by Wal-Mart's "Supplier Alliance ...
Blog entry: Factoring Without the Fear
Historically, factoring has not been well known especially among small business owners. Factoring now accounts for more than $1 trillion a year in business funding. That is more than three times what it was in the early 1990s. Since then, fact...
Blog entry: Big Companies Are Slowing Supplier Payments
As the credit crunch continues to intensify, large companies are employing strategies to shore up their cash flow constraints by delaying payments to their suppliers. In a recent article from the Wall Street Journal, "Big Firms Are Quick To Co...
Blog entry: Economy Recovering – Bank Loans Still Scarce
With FDIC reserves plunging to $10.4 billion from $45 billion last fall and the number of troubled banks rising to 416 from 305 in the first quarter, more pressure is being put on banks to "shape up". Although the economy is showing clear sign...
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Blog entry: Survey: 2009 Expected to be Rough For Entrepreneurs
According to a recent survey by the National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE), small businesses and many entrepreneurs are generally pessimistic about 2009.In the survey, half of the respondents are already feeling the effects of t...
