Finacity is a leader in the structuring and provision of asset-backed working capital funding solutions, consumer receivables financing, supplier and payables finance, back-up servicing, and transaction reporting globally.
Outstanding transactions generating $150 billion in annual receivables flow
Borrowers/obligors in more than 175 countries
Facilitated transactions for receivables denominated in 58 currencies, with financing in 13 currencies
Average flow of 60 million accounts receivable items per year
We make the securitization of accounts receivable and consumer assets less complex, more cost-effective and efficient, enabling clients to finance at rates well below their corporate rating equivalent.
We make the securitization of accounts receivable and consumer assets less complex, more cost-effective and efficient, enabling clients to finance at rates well below their corporate rating equivalent. Our extensive reporting capabilities provide significant comfort to investors, enabling clients to maximize the advance rate against their receivables portfolio.
Finacity has facilitated transactions ranging from $1 million to $2.1 billion for companies rated investment grade through ‘Caa’. In doing so, we have brought more than $16.5 billion of aggregate transactions to market.
Our extensive automated reporting capabilities provide significant comfort to investors, enabling clients to maximize the advance rate against their receivables portfolio.
Since the company’s inception, Finacity has been recognized by parties across multiple sectors for its excellence in facilitating receivables securitizations and other working capital solutions.
“Finacity's achievements have undoubtedly contributed to national export expansion efforts that support the U.S. economy and create American jobs.”
Penny Pritzker, U.S. Commerce Secretary
“We based our ‘AA’ rating on the notes on the following factors ”…“ Finacity Corp. [would be] carrying out the role of administrator and servicer. It has had experience in such roles since 2001, and because it is a third party [S&P] considers that this mitigates the risk that there is no back-up servicer appointed.”
S&P Rating Release
