Factoring – Opportunities and Implementation of State-Of-The-Art Receivables Finance
6 April 2022
Webinar
What is this webinar about?
In our webinar "Factoring – Opportunities and implementation of state-of-the-art receivables finance" we present the key findings from over 140 treasurers and financial decision makers from the recent market study “Factoring for the new era – New perspectives through digitalization and platforms” and show in a case study how a fully automated multi-bank receivables financing program can be implemented via the CRX Marketplace.
Your Speakers
Tim Kallenborn, CRO, CRX Markets
Daniel Bischof, Sales Director, CRX Markets
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