Course Overview
This course will help you understand the different types of cash flow finance and why they can be incredibly useful for a business. As is common practice for lenders in this space, this course will focus on quantifying the performance of a business and reverse engineering their borrowing capability.
Cash flow strains can strike at any point in a business’ usual product/service cycle. Consequently, there is an array of cash flow finance products specifically created for certain scenarios. This course will delve into when and where these products can be suitable and explore the opportunity costs of not having them implemented.
Why should you do this course?
- Better understand the different cash flow finance structures and the main benefits of each.
- Be able to observe a business’ usual operations and match their cash flow difficult periods with a specifically crafted finance solution.
- Show your clients, with evidence, how they can leverage cash flow finance to increase their business profits.
The main topics of the course
- The different types of cash flow finance: when and where they are suitable and their key attributes.
- The lending equation: borrower vs lender perspectives.
- Use cash flow finance as an investment tool to grow the business.
Recognition and accreditation
This course will help you understand the fundamental considerations relevant to any finance facility used for property purchases, land banks, equity releases, refinances and construction.
You will learn how to structure these finance arrangements, how to manage inherent risks and present transactions/projects to any funding partner in the best possible light.
Course materials you will receive
This course will help you understand the fundamental considerations relevant to any finance facility used for property purchases, land banks, equity releases, refinances and construction.
You will learn how to structure these finance arrangements, how to manage inherent risks and present transactions/projects to any funding partner in the best possible light.