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2010 media coverage of Oxford Funding

Capitalising on borrower cash flow - The Adviser, December 2010

Although the sector has been around for many years, debtor or cash flow finance is a relatively new concept for mortgage brokers.

Start-ups increasingly turning to debtor finance - StartupSmart, 2 December 2010

Debtor finance is becoming increasingly popular among start-ups due to economic uncertainty and rising interest rates, a new study shows.

Debtor finance comes of age - The Age, 22 October 2010

Debtor finance has moved centre stage as a means of overcoming the problem of paying staff and suppliers when money is hard to come by. Surveys by the accountants’ professional body CPA Australia show more small businesses are using the process to bring invoice payments forward.

Resolving cash flow crises - Brisbane Times, 22 October 2010

When it comes to cash flow problems, it’s fair to say small businesses are still suffering the knock-on effects of the financial crisis.

Businesses continue to favour debtor finance - Queensland Business Review, 17 September 2010

Businesses are favouring alternative financing strategies such as debtor finance to fund growth, according to new research. Figures released by the Institute of Factors and Discounters (IFD) reveal total factoring and discounting turnover for the June 2010 quarter reached $14.1 billion, an increase of $716 million or 5.3 percent on the March 2010 quarter.

Debtor financing an alternate working capital path for SMEs - The Age, 26 July 2010

Working capital is essential but can be hard to find, especially if the owner’s assets are limited. But what if it were possible for a small business to have its invoices paid within a few days?

Cash flow finance key to rapid growth - Recruitment Extra, July 2010

In the world of labour hire, your staff are your most demanding creditors. Not only is it important to treat them well, but the law requires that they be paid within 14-days. Unfortunately, says Peter Kyriopoulos, CEO of ACG Security, debtors don’t follow the same 14-day rule. And if you’re a fast growing business, any gap between your incomings and outgoings can present a potential disaster.

Tailor-made - Mortgage Professional Australia, April 2010

Humble beginnings often underscore the promise of grander endeavours, and so it was with Oxford Funding which has progressed a long way since it started out 16 years ago, offering panel shop factoring to a handful of customers.

Business growth funding options post-GFC - Dynamic Business, 11 February 2010

Business owners are no longer risking their personal assets to fund business growth as they ride out the effects of the global financial crisis (GFC). Debtor finance specialist, Oxford Funding observed that business owners are more concerned about risk exposure and are choosing funding strategies such as debtor finance that separates personal wealth and enterprise development.