Bad debt recovery refers to efforts to recover funds from receivables that have been classified as bad debt or non-performing receivables. Clients often face challenges in the collection process, including issues related to time, expertise, and the completeness of data. These challenges can hinder the collection process from running optimally. We will assist in recovering bad debt using solution-oriented techniques to restore the company's cash flow that has been impeded due to non-performing receivables.
Other Services
Direct Investment
Direct Investment is a means of investing directly in private companies. We assist in obtaining referrals to private companies offering opportunities for investors looking to inject capital. We conduct Due Diligence across various sectors of the recommended companies through competent Law Firms, Certified Public Accountants, and Public Appraisal Offices. This process ensures that investors can feel secure in their investment decisions.
Distributor Financing, also known as supply chain financing, is a form of financing that supports the supply chain or distribution of businesses with the following benefits:
For Primary Suppliers:
Certainty of timely payment.
Invoicing and administration transferred to SCF module.
Features to control and monitor SCF transactions, including transaction status reports.
For Distributors:
Faster credit processes.
Payment flexibility.
Benefits from extended payment terms with bank credit facilities.
Lighter guarantees.
This facility is suitable for companies with limited collateral assets. Distributor financing requires a minimum collateral value according to the credit limit, with bank criteria ranging from ratings A to D. Failure to meet these criteria may require the borrower to provide collateral equivalent to the credit limit, rendering the financing ineffective. We assist clients domestically and internationally in understanding and finding the best solutions to obtain effective financing terms. Our focus includes collateral value, credit limits, credit costs, and strategies to minimize bad debt risks.
Initial Public Offering (IPO) allows companies to access funding through the capital markets via various corporate actions. We provide personalized guidance to our clients:
IPO Preparation: Assisting in forming an internal IPO team, providing foundational explanations, appointing professional teams, and preparing client's internal documents.
Analysis and Evaluation: Conducting an analysis of overall conditions, performance, assets, growth potential, and risks.
Prospectus Preparation: Assisting in drafting IPO documents, including financial statements, prospectuses, and agreements according to IPO standards.
Underwriting: Engaging experienced underwriters to determine stock offering prices and market the shares.
Regulation: Meeting all regulatory requirements and compliance reporting before and after IPO.
Communication and Public Relations: Managing public communication to investors, media, and stakeholders, ensuring messages align with the company's values and potential.
Post-IPO and Reporting: Fulfilling financial reporting obligations, communicating with shareholders, and providing financial and capital management strategies.
Direct Investment is a means of investing directly in private companies. We assist in obtaining referrals to private companies offering opportunities for investors looking to inject capital. We conduct Due Diligence across various sectors of the recommended companies through competent Law Firms, Certified Public Accountants, and Public Appraisal Offices. This process ensures that investors can feel secure in their investment decisions.
Distributor Financing, also known as supply chain financing, is a form of financing that supports the supply chain or distribution of businesses with the following benefits:
For Primary Suppliers:
Certainty of timely payment.
Invoicing and administration transferred to SCF module.
Features to control and monitor SCF transactions, including transaction status reports.
For Distributors:
Faster credit processes.
Payment flexibility.
Benefits from extended payment terms with bank credit facilities.
Lighter guarantees.
This facility is suitable for companies with limited collateral assets. Distributor financing requires a minimum collateral value according to the credit limit, with bank criteria ranging from ratings A to D. Failure to meet these criteria may require the borrower to provide collateral equivalent to the credit limit, rendering the financing ineffective. We assist clients domestically and internationally in understanding and finding the best solutions to obtain effective financing terms. Our focus includes collateral value, credit limits, credit costs, and strategies to minimize bad debt risks.
Initial Public Offering (IPO) allows companies to access funding through the capital markets via various corporate actions. We provide personalized guidance to our clients:
IPO Preparation: Assisting in forming an internal IPO team, providing foundational explanations, appointing professional teams, and preparing client's internal documents.
Analysis and Evaluation: Conducting an analysis of overall conditions, performance, assets, growth potential, and risks.
Prospectus Preparation: Assisting in drafting IPO documents, including financial statements, prospectuses, and agreements according to IPO standards.
Underwriting: Engaging experienced underwriters to determine stock offering prices and market the shares.
Regulation: Meeting all regulatory requirements and compliance reporting before and after IPO.
Communication and Public Relations: Managing public communication to investors, media, and stakeholders, ensuring messages align with the company's values and potential.
Post-IPO and Reporting: Fulfilling financial reporting obligations, communicating with shareholders, and providing financial and capital management strategies.
Direct Investment is a means of investing directly in private companies. We assist in obtaining referrals to private companies offering opportunities for investors looking to inject capital. We conduct Due Diligence across various sectors of the recommended companies through competent Law Firms, Certified Public Accountants, and Public Appraisal Offices. This process ensures that investors can feel secure in their investment decisions.
Distributor Financing, also known as supply chain financing, is a form of financing that supports the supply chain or distribution of businesses with the following benefits:
For Primary Suppliers:
Certainty of timely payment.
Invoicing and administration transferred to SCF module.
Features to control and monitor SCF transactions, including transaction status reports.
For Distributors:
Faster credit processes.
Payment flexibility.
Benefits from extended payment terms with bank credit facilities.
Lighter guarantees.
This facility is suitable for companies with limited collateral assets. Distributor financing requires a minimum collateral value according to the credit limit, with bank criteria ranging from ratings A to D. Failure to meet these criteria may require the borrower to provide collateral equivalent to the credit limit, rendering the financing ineffective. We assist clients domestically and internationally in understanding and finding the best solutions to obtain effective financing terms. Our focus includes collateral value, credit limits, credit costs, and strategies to minimize bad debt risks.
Initial Public Offering (IPO) allows companies to access funding through the capital markets via various corporate actions. We provide personalized guidance to our clients:
IPO Preparation: Assisting in forming an internal IPO team, providing foundational explanations, appointing professional teams, and preparing client's internal documents.
Analysis and Evaluation: Conducting an analysis of overall conditions, performance, assets, growth potential, and risks.
Prospectus Preparation: Assisting in drafting IPO documents, including financial statements, prospectuses, and agreements according to IPO standards.
Underwriting: Engaging experienced underwriters to determine stock offering prices and market the shares.
Regulation: Meeting all regulatory requirements and compliance reporting before and after IPO.
Communication and Public Relations: Managing public communication to investors, media, and stakeholders, ensuring messages align with the company's values and potential.
Post-IPO and Reporting: Fulfilling financial reporting obligations, communicating with shareholders, and providing financial and capital management strategies.
