Working Capital Financing
Working capital is a primary requirement for companies to conduct business activities. One of the main alternative sources of capital is through banking institutions in the form of working capital credit facilities. The current complex and dynamic world economic development has led various banking institutions to have their own internal policies in providing credit facilities to potential debtors. The main criteria for financing are based on the first way out criteria and second way out criteria through the principles of good corporate governance, good financial ratios, good security collateral ratios, economic sustainability, and the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) 3-pillar principle. In addition, various types of banking facilities have different features such as overdraft, demand loan, passive KMK, revolving loan, clean-up period, and others, all of which have purposes and objectives in line with the prospective debtor's business model. If the credit facilities provided do not align with the prospective debtor's business model, it can result in inefficiency and ineffectiveness of the received credit facilities, inevitably leading to bad debt. We assist clients both domestically and internationally in understanding and finding the best solutions to secure banking institutions that align with their business nature. Our core focus lies in the structure of credit facilities, credit ceiling amounts, credit costs, and strategies to minimize the risk of bad debt in the future. Consult with us now