The factoring industry is experiencing a period of significant growth and evolution, driven by increasing demand from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) seeking alternative financing solutions. As factors report a rise in client acquisition across traditional sectors like manufacturing, transportation, and staffing, they are also breaking new ground by introducing factoring to unexpected industries, including tech consultancies, event planning businesses, and private medical practices. This expansion into new markets underscores the immense potential for tailored financial solutions.
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The Secured Finance Network (SFNet) has released its Year-End Factoring Survey, providing a comprehensive overview of the factoring industry’s performance in 2024 and projections for 2025. The survey highlights key trends, challenges, and opportunities that are shaping the sector.
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Factoring has long been associated with manufacturing, trucking, and wholesale distribution. However, commercial finance brokers are breaking new ground by introducing factoring to industries that historically underutilized it. By educating business owners, addressing misconceptions, and tailoring solutions, brokers are unlocking fresh opportunities. Here, we explore three real-world case studies where factoring transformed businesses across unexpected sectors.