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. „virtual second“
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Bank loan Finetrading Leasing Factoring
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How does it work? The magic triangle…
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When is the right time?
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Payment in advance
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INCOTERMS: EXW
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INCOTERMS: FOB
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INCOTERMS: CIF
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INCOTERMS: DDU
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What does it cost?
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payment modalities DFT Deutsche Finetrading AG
payment modalities supplier Discount Discount Discount Discount You pay less than the original invoce amount + Processing fee
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There are multiple use cases for finetrading!
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Finetrading - Circle Export Purchase Import Sales Project Financing
Seasonal Puchase Sales Project Financing Expansion
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Finetrading - Circle You import goods from: Asia, China, middle East
long transport times can be bridged buying large batches buying insolvency stocks
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Finetrading - Circle For example: Easter- and Christmas decoration
Seasonal Purchase feed, cereals, seeds, fertilizer
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Finetrading - Circle M&A > buying the stock of the target company
Growth financing Expansion Pre-financing of big contracts
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Finetrading - Circle Real Estate: Construction Company buys goods
One part of a diversified Project financing Commodities Project financing
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Finetrading - Circle Sales For example: Trade Partner of kitchen
Financing module of Vendor financing
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Finetrading - Circle Spot market – low prices afford fast decisions
Purchase Buying of inventory stocks
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Finetrading - Circle DFT takes care of the Export financing
DFT takes care of the delcredere risk DFT takes care of the country risks
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Loan Maturities Consumer goods 90-120-180 days
Capital goods < 12 months Project-Investment financing < 8 years
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Advantages of Finetrading
Individual usage Domestic trade business Flexibility (unlike factoring contracts) Finetrading = Trade (no regulations through fin. auth) Global scope (even emerging markets countries) From small (20TEUR) to big tickets (10MEUR) Vendor financing
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Are you acting cross border and global?
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Import You want to import goods from abroad?
You do not want to pay for goods directly upon delivery, but only after a few months?
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Export You want to offer your foreign customers flexible payment terms without straining your cash flow? You want to conserve your cash and don’t want to have unknown country risks on your balance sheet? You are dealing the first time with a new customer in a new market?
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We act global!
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How can we work together? www.dft-ag.de
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