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2025 Winter Introduction to Factoring

January 21 to 23, 2025

Date and Time

January 21-23, 2025
Online
2:00 - 5:00 p.m. ET each day

Description

Introduction to Factoring is a foundational presentation on the dynamics of the purchasing of accounts receivable as a source of working capital financing, including its place in the market, how it functions, and an overview of structuring a sound factoring facility. This course provides participants with:

Working knowledge of recourse factoring;
An understanding of the difference between factoring and lending;
The mechanics of a factoring relationship;
Insights into how deals are structured; and,
An understanding of how factoring risk is managed.

For an immersive experience on recourse factoring that discusses all levels of the business, Introduction to Factoring is a “must have” in your knowledge base.

If you are just starting out in factoring or are interested in better understanding factoring as a financing alternative, this curriculum will provide you with a strong overall foundation to support your training goals.

This event is eligible for SFNet's Continuing Education (CEU) credits in order to maintain a Secured Finance Certified Professional (SFCP) certificate. SFCP s are expected to remain active in the industry and to complete at least 18 units of continuing education ("CEUs") for each 2-year reporting period. To learn more about SFNet's Secured Finance Certified Professional Program click here and start your journey of becoming a certified CSFP today.

Instructor

Tina Capobianco, Senior VP, Operations, J D Factors LLC

Refund / Cancellation Policy

The Secured Finance Network reserves the right to cancel any program due to insufficient enrollment.

We recognize that plans can change due to business priorities, and we will work with you to find another workshop date that better suits your schedule. In order to receive a refund, you must submit written notification no less than five business days prior to the program start date.