Trainer-led course · Receivables Financing

Law Relating to Receivables Financing

Make sure your staff know the law relating to invoice and inventory finance: crucial to protect your own and your clients’ rights and responsibilities.

Delivery
In person at your premises, or live online
Length
One day
Group size
6 or more delegates
Before the course
A pre-course questionnaire for every delegate

Who it's for

Who should attend.

Client executives, client managers, business development managers, auditors and operational line managers will all gain significantly from understanding the underpinning statutory framework and regulations.

Also a useful course for all staff involved in the new business process, or making contract amendments during the life of the client. Statute, such as the Companies Acts and Insolvency Acts, together with case law, is also covered. Some previous understanding of, or interest in, business law would be beneficial.

Content summary

What the course covers.

  • The Companies Acts & the range of business structures
  • The Insolvency Acts & the Enterprise Act
  • The MFA (Master Financing Agreement)
  • Deeds & power of attorney
  • Debentures & charges
  • Corporate & personal guarantees
  • Deeds of priority & waivers
  • Warranties & indemnities
  • Contract law & the Sale & Supply of Goods Acts
  • Case law & decisions relating to invoice financing matters

The course is workshop-based, and the emphasis is less on remembering statute and case law than on the application of relevant laws and cases to the practice of invoice financing and asset lending.

Outcomes

What delegates take away.

By the end of the course delegates will have a good understanding of the underpinning legal principles of invoice financing versus the lending principles relating to asset and inventory finance. Delegates will also have a firm grasp of the differences in documentation required for an unincorporated client compared to an incorporated client.

Delegates will also be able to interpret a standard Master Financing Agreement (MFA) and the warranties and responsibilities contained within their own agreements.

An excellent and very professional day!

Debbie, a delegate on this course

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