Factoring and receivables finance in 5 years: what can we expect?

What will drive the evolution of factoring in the years ahead? In this FCI interview, discover the key trends shaping the global market, from digitalisation and emerging markets to the rise of Supply Chain Finance.

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The evolution of factoring over the next 5 years according to FCI

The global factoring market is evolving rapidly, driven by digitalisation, the growth of emerging economies and new challenges surrounding receivables finance. To help companies better understand these transformations, Fibus regularly shares insights and perspectives from the key players shaping the industry.

In this interview recorded during the 58th FCI Annual Meeting in Lisbon, Betul Kurtulus, Deputy Secretary General of FCI, discusses the major trends that will shape receivables finance in the coming years. She highlights, in particular, the strong growth of factoring in markets such as India, Indonesia and several African countries, international initiatives aimed at strengthening factoring legal frameworks, as well as the growing role of digitalisation and Supply Chain Finance in the development of the industry.

As a specialist in factoring and receivables finance, Fibus has been supporting companies for many years in selecting, implementing and optimising their financing solutions. Our expertise is built on an in-depth understanding of the market, its key players and its developments, both in France and internationally.

Through this video, we provide insight into the major trends that will shape the future of factoring and the opportunities they represent for companies looking to secure their cash flow and optimise the financing of their receivables.

 

Source: FCI

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