From 1 July 2017 The Asset Based Finance Association will be integrated into a new trade association, UK Finance.

UK Finance represents around 300 firms in the UK providing credit, banking, markets and payment-related services. In addition to those of the ABFA, the new organisation takes on most of the activities previously carried out by the British Bankers’ Association, the Council of Mortgage Lenders, Financial Fraud Action UK, Payments UK and the UK Cards Association. Please go to www.ukfinance.org.uk for wider content and updates from UK Finance.

Material published by the ABFA prior to 1 July 2017 is still available on this website and Members can still log in here to access Member only content. All ABFA contact details are still valid for the time-being and staff can also be contacted on their new email addresses: [email protected].

ABFA is committed to the representation and education of its Members that provide Factoring, Invoice Discounting and Asset Based Lending to UK and Irish businesses.

NAVIGATION

Stock and Plant & Machinery as Collateral for Lending

Location	Manchester	Duration	2 days
Start Date	03/10/2017	End Date	04/10/2017
Prices	£525 +VAT Members/Affiliates, £795 +VAT Non-Members

Overview

This course is aimed at New Business Development, Risk and Underwriting and Client and Portfolio Managers who are engaged in, or who are considering, lending against stock and plant & machinery (P&M;).

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

It is also for those who are looking to gain a full and comprehensive understanding of stock and P&M lending that goes beyond a basic appreciation.

WHAT STUDENTS WILL LEARN

How to identify New Business opportunities • Where the risks are and how can they be managed • Managing the collateral • The risks and benefits of different types of stock • Stock and P&M appraisal and availability • The importance of managing the stock and P&M • The impact of insolvency • The exit options • Case studies and breakout discussion groups

Click here to download the course PDF

Introduction – relationship
between Accounts Receivables and Inventory risks
New Business
Collateral Management
Client changes/distress/exit options
Checking Legal Security
Working case studies

Monitoring in the event of company change / distress
Options available and associated
case studies
Difference between Net Orderly Liquidation Value (NOLV) and Forced Sales Value

Accommodation:

Accommodation for the evening of the 3rd October is automatically included in the price. If you require additional nights please contact the hotel directly.

Price:

Costs Include accommodation, course materials and refreshments.

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