The WSJ reports CIT's Woes Prompt Surge In Activity At Receivables Exchange.
"The turmoil surrounding finance giant CIT Group Inc. (CIT) is driving a surge in new business for a New Orleans-based company that runs a market in receivables.
The Receivables Exchange, which lets small- and mid-sized companies auction their accounts receivable to buyers that include hedge funds and commercial banks, on Wednesday recorded its busiest day ever and is fielding a flood of calls from businesses searching for financing alternatives."
The Receivables Exchange is a new firm built a round the idea of disintermediating accounts receivable. Here's my earlier post.
Monday, July 20, 2009
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