2. Full Factoring Sale of All or Most Receivables at a Discount
Purchase Finance Program (PFP)
Quick Pay
Supply Chain Pay (Reverse Factoring)
Trade (Purchase Order) Financing
Letters of Credit (Export/Import)
Inventory Finance and ABL Financing Based on Value of Assets
Import Factoring
Liquid Capital Financial Solutions
3. Liquid Capital Business Funding is located in RTP, NC
LC 30+ years in business in North America
LC $300 million in factoring volume per year
Previously licensed CPA, Bank Auditor, Business
Development Professional
Combined benefits of a large organization with the
flexibility, personal service, and timely decision
making of a locally owned business
Who Is Liquid Capital Business Funding
4. Early-stage businesses developing a track record
Not yet able to obtain bank financing
Rapidly growing
Turning away sales due to lack of working capital
Recent and/or interim losses
Cash tied up in equipment, inventory, payroll
Under Capitalized
Concerned about slow payments from customers
Seeking alternative to equity capital
Who Can Benefit From Factoring?
5. Who Uses Factoring?
Manufacturing
Distribution
Transportation and Trucking
Staffing (Temporary & Contract)
Advertising
Printing
Service Companies
IT related
HVAC & Solar installation/repair
Landscaping
Janitorial
Couriers
Other Business to Business
6. How We Are Different?
No long term contracts (30 day notification)
No requirement to factor all receivables – flexibility
No hidden costs, fees, committed to upfront pricing
No exit fees
No Chargeback fees
No minimum monthly fees
No same day wire fees
No early reserve release fees
7. How Does Factoring Work?
Liquid Capital and Client
discuss / evaluate the
Client’s business to
determine whether factoring
is a viable option
Client completes an
application form and
Liquid Capital performs its
due diligence, including
verification of the credit of
the Client’s customers
Client is approved for
funding
Liquid Capital collects
payment and submits the
balance of the invoice to
the Client
Liquid Capital verifies /
purchases the resulting
invoices, advancing the
Client 75 - 85% of face value
Client delivers goods
and / or services to its
customers
8. Liquid Capital’s Typical Deal Structure
Timing for Funding & Set-up
Initial funding – 3 to 5 days after completed application
Subsequent funding – Same day to 24 hours
Initial Set-up fee of $500
Discount Fee
Range from 3% for 30 days – based on deal
Per diem for over 30 days based on 1/30th
of discount fee
Funding Advances & Reserve
Advance between 75% and 85% of the gross invoice amounts
On collection, the Reserve less the discount fee is released
Option to purchase current receivables for new client
Size of Deals
Sweet spot is $20K to $6 million in monthly volume, but can be higher or lower
9. Liquid Capital Advantage
Straightforward Pricing
Policy against “come on” pricing with numerous hidden fees
High Level of Service
Capabilities of large organization with personal local service
No Lock-In Contracts
Client Factor Agreements terminate on 30 days notice without penalty
Many competitors require one year lock-up and large termination fees
Reserve Releases
With no collection issues, Reserves released faster
Exchange Funding of Larger Deals
Other Liquid Capital offices participate in funding larger deals
Seamless to Client
Web-based Reporting
Clients have free access to complete online reporting system, including notes on collection
status
10. Liquid Capital Added Client Benefit
Professional A/R Services included in Cost
Credit management and review of customers with assigned credit limits
Collections handled with client input on timing
Potential Savings
Bad debt reductions
Decreased aging of accounts
Salary and administration cost savings for credit and collections
Intangible Benefits
Funding based on sales
No debt created (improved financial ratios)
No dilution of equity
11. Cost Of NOT Factoring
NO FACTORING WITH FACTORING
REVENUE 500,000 1,000,000
COST OF GOODS SOLD 350,000- 700,000-
GROSS MARGIN 150,000 300,000
OPERATING EXPENSES 100,000- 150,000-
COST OF FACTORING * - 45,000-
NET INCOME 50,000 105,000
Based on an assumption that receivables are outstanding on 45
days on average