Deutsche Bank joins the Asia-Pacific Central Securities Depository Group
by Ben Poole
It becomes the first bank associate member of the group.
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Invoice Discounting & Securitization
Background
Invoice Discounting is borrowing using the receivables as collateral. The company manages their own account receivables and retains control of the relationship with their client. In invoice discounting programmes, the finance company will allow the business to draw down a percentage of the outstanding… Read more about Invoice Discounting & Securitization
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