Why and how to use factoring to support international expansion
Factoring can be an effective financing tool for accelerating international sales.
Discover our latest press features, market insights and news on factoring, credit insurance and digital solutions designed to optimise receivables management.
Factoring can be an effective financing tool for accelerating international sales.
At the DafMag Morning Conference on 2 July 2026, Romain Chaufour and Sacha Benibri explore how integrating working capital finance, credit risk management and digitalisation can drive sustainable financial performance.
In the BFM Business interview, Thibaut Robet, co-founding partner of Fibus, discusses the company’s three core businesses dedicated to corporate financing, its international development, and its new digital solution ARI.
Whatever the economic environment or the company’s situation, Gaëtan du Halgouët, founder of Fibus, and Romain Chaufour, Sales Director, explain why factoring is the cheapest and most stable financing solution.
Discover the interview with Thibaut Robet and Gaëtan du Halgouët on the benefits of factoring for private equity funds as a financing solution.
The recent discussions we have had with our clients, as well as with their shareholders, have raised three recurring questions. We would like to share the answers to these questions with you.
Thibaut Robet and Gaëtan du Halgouët, founding partners of Fibus, highlight the many advantages of factoring, including during periods of economic slowdown, and share their experience in restructuring situations.
The partners of Fibus explain why factoring is gaining momentum in M&A environments, thanks to the advantages of this type of financing, which supports companies’ growth trajectories.
As a tool that covers the risk of non-payment from customers to whom a company grants payment terms, credit insurance plays several roles. Discover them in this article.
What is derecognition factoring? What are its advantages for financing your trade receivables? What is our experience with this type of factoring?