Receivables-Based Finance
Financing structures supported by eligible commercial receivables and the quality of the underlying customer base.
Commercial financing for businesses and investors where eligible assets can support a defined capital requirement, strategic objective, and repayment plan.
Request FinancingAsset-based financing considers the relationship between a company's assets, its operating business, the requested capital, and the path to repayment. Westbridge evaluates the complete transaction rather than viewing collateral in isolation.
Asset-supported structures can address liquidity, growth, acquisitions, equipment requirements, and other qualified commercial capital needs.
Financing structures supported by eligible commercial receivables and the quality of the underlying customer base.
Capital structures incorporating qualifying inventory where collateral value and liquidity strengthen the financing case.
Financing supported by productive equipment, machinery, vehicles, and other qualifying commercial assets.
Capital for qualified expansion and growth transactions where existing assets strengthen the overall structure.
An asset does not create a financing opportunity by itself. Westbridge considers collateral quality, ownership, liquidity, business performance, capital requirements, and the repayment strategy before determining whether a structure fits.
Nature, condition, ownership, valuation, marketability, documentation, and overall quality of the proposed collateral.
Available collateral support relative to the requested capital and the overall economics of the transaction.
Operating cash flow, refinancing, asset sale, business proceeds, or another defined source supporting repayment.
Establish the business, assets, capital requirement, timing, and basic fit.
Review eligible collateral, ownership, documentation, value, and liquidity.
Evaluate collateral coverage, business performance, structure, and repayment.
Approved transactions move through documentation, closing conditions, and funding.
Submit a financing inquiry for review. Transactions are subject to underwriting, documentation, applicable law, and final approval. Submission does not create a financing commitment.
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