ABL
and Factoring Basics for
Business Development Officers
ABL and Factoring Basics for New Business
Development Staff is a two-day workshop
designed to provide marketing personnel
in entrepreneurial organizations with
the essential product knowledge necessary
for successful sales. Topics include Basic
Understanding of Asset Based Lending and
Factoring; Basic Credit Skills; Due Diligence;
Operations; and Salesmanship.
Recommended
CPE Credits: 13
Recommended
For
Recommended For: Entry
level business development officers in
the entrepreneurial and small lender segment
of the asset-based lending and factoring
industry; staff from larger organizations
are welcome to attend as well.
Course
Goals
To
provide essential knowledge of the products
being offered by lenders in this segment
of the industry.
To provide knowledge about and a system
for approaching due diligence investigation
of a prospect.
To develop skills for working with referral
sources and prospective borrowers to maximize
the opportunities available for lending.
To reinforce basic credit skills, including
how to evaluate collateral.
To provide basic knowledge about operations.
To provide a basic understanding of what
happens when the borrower defaults.
Course
Content
1. Understanding
the Product
a) Cash flow cycle for typical
asset-based or factoring borrower
b) Asset-based lending
i)
How does it work?
ii) What kind of borrower uses this
method of financing?
iii) How will an asset-based loan facility
solve this borrower's cash flow problems?
c) Factoring
i)
How does it work?
ii) How does it differ from asset-based
lending?
iii) What kind of borrower uses this
method of financing?
iv) How will a factoring arrangement
solve this borrower's cash flow problems?
2. Basic Credit
Skills
a) Evaluating the collateral
i)
Identifying the categories of collateral
1) Factoring Perspective
2) Asset-based Lending Perspective
ii) Reading and understanding the
agings
1 ) Factoring Perspective
3. Asset-based Lending
Perspective
a) Evaluating the prospect's
financial statements
i) What do the financial statements
say?
1) Factoring Perspective
2) Asset-based Lending Perspective
ii) What questions do they raise?
1) Factoring Perspective
4. Due Diligence
a) Preliminary evaluation
of a potential borrower
i) Is this a deal or isn't it?
[Tie in with basic credit skills segment.]
ii) Is this the type of borrower
we are looking for?
1) Factoring Perspective
2) Asset-based Lending Perspective
iii) What type of financing
would work best for this borrower?
b) Due diligence review prior
to issuing a proposal or commitment
i) What information makes up
a loan package?
1) Factoring Perspective
2) Asset-based Lending Perspective
ii) How is that information obtained?
c) Overview of due diligence
review prior to closing
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