Discuss the procedure of factoring. What are its prospects in india?
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Factoring is defined as “an outright purchase of credit approved accounts receivables, with the factor assuming bad debt losses.”The modern factoring involves a continuing arrangement under which a financing institution assumes the credit control/protection and collection functions for its client, purchases his receivables as they arise (with or without recourse to him for credit losses, i.e., customer’s financial inability to pay), maintains the sales ledger, attends to other book-keeping duties relates to such accounts receivables and performs other auxiliary functions.
Factoring is an asset based method of financing as well as specialized service being the purchase of book debts of a company by the factor, thus realizing the capital tied up in accounts receivables and providing financial accommodation to the company.
The book debts are assigned to the factor who collects them when due for which he charges an amount as discount or rebate deducted from the bills. Thus, the factor is an intermediary between the supplier and customers who performs financing and debt collection services.
Factoring is an asset based method of financing as well as specialized service being the purchase of book debts of a company by the factor, thus realizing the capital tied up in accounts receivables and providing financial accommodation to the company.
The book debts are assigned to the factor who collects them when due for which he charges an amount as discount or rebate deducted from the bills. Thus, the factor is an intermediary between the supplier and customers who performs financing and debt collection services.
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factoring business” means the business of acquisition of receivables of assignor by accepting assignment of such receivables or financing, whether by way of making loans or advances or otherwise against the security interest over any receivables but does not include—
i) credit facilities provided by a bank in its ordinary course of business against security of receivables;
ii) any activity as commission agent or otherwise for sale of agricultural produce or goods of any kind whatsoever or any activity relating to the production, storage, supply, distribution, acquisition or control of such produce or goods or provision of any services.”
i) credit facilities provided by a bank in its ordinary course of business against security of receivables;
ii) any activity as commission agent or otherwise for sale of agricultural produce or goods of any kind whatsoever or any activity relating to the production, storage, supply, distribution, acquisition or control of such produce or goods or provision of any services.”
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