Invoice Finance - At the Forefront of Global Trade

Invoice finance is a common form of business finance where funds are advanced against unpaid invoices prior to customer payment. Invoice finance houses include banks, alternative investment providers and private lenders, used by businesses who trade both domestically and globally. There are two types of invoice financing methods; discounting and factoring.

How can we help you with invoice finance?

It’s our job to find you the best invoice finance deal from a wide range of lenders; banks, non-bank funders and alternative financiers who specialize in different finance sectors and markets.

We can help your business look at a range of funding options from a traditional bank loan to a more innovative peer-to-peer lending platform.

We work hard in the background to collect the relevant information to arrange your finance quickly while you focus on the business.

At Geo Hybrid Vector Capital, we can reach out to the decision makers and relevant lenders at a multitude of firms to make sure your application gets through quickly and reaches the right person.

We’re 100% independent: working only for our businesses

Unlike some of our competitors, we are not tied to any lenders, we arrange a wealth of funding options for you in order to choose the most appropriate options for you.

The Benefits of Invoice Finance at Geo Decentralized Investment Fund TFG

• The invoice financier will sometimes take on the responsibility to look after your sales ledger which means the business owner can have more time to focus on the business

• An invoice financier will conduct due diligence (including credit checks) on customers, which reduces the risk of not receiving funding

• Invoice discounting can be done on a confidential arrangement, which means that your customers will not know that you’re using a finance house; this can help protect your reputation

• Invoice finance allows you to maintain a good relationship with your customers, as you can fulfill larger orders on time without worrying about cash flow and working capital problems