Financing & Loans
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Interim financing for companies: bridging loan for rapid liquidity
Interim financing can be an important tool for your company to bridge liquidity bottlenecks in the short term or to close financing gaps when planned funds are not yet available. This type of bridging loan is often used to finance projects or large orders in advance until customers can make the promised payments. It is also used by start-ups, for example, to bridge the time until the confirmed financing round, or to finance investments such as machinery until they are covered by already agreed leasing or a promised long-term loan. But how does interim financing work and what costs does it entail? In this article, we answer these and other questions and show you how you can make optimal use of interim financing for your company.
Make full use of liquidity with factoring!
Factoring describes the sale of receivables from goods sales or services to third parties. If your company has completed an order and delivered goods or a service, the invoice will subsequently be sent to the customer. Your customer must then settle the invoice within the agreed payment term. This is where factoring comes into play: You send a copy of this invoice to the factoring service provider. Within 24 hours, you will receive your receivables directly from the factoring service provider.