Keep your business liquid

  • different financing models for maintaining liquidity
  • repayment up to one year
  • efficient management of working capital or funds for maintaining liquidity

Operating cash flows can be precisely predicted in ideal conditions; however, this is not our reality. Suppliers can offer you tempting rebates for advance payments, but your company might be missing working capital or funds for maintaining liquidity due to delayed collection. Various financing models for maintaining liquidity with maturity of up to one year primarily provide funds for overcoming the above mentioned needs.

Financing models for maintaining liquidity

Transaction account overdraft

Transaction account overdraft enable flexible and easy withdrawal of all necessary liquid funds and function under the principle of current account overdraft for retail clients. They are used to finance occasional needs for additional working capital and occasional liquidity maintenance.

Revolving loan

You can use revolving loans to finance occasional needs for additional working capital, occasional liquidity maintenance and financing export transactions and preparation

Working capital loan

It enables you to finance working capital, e.g. inventory procurement or settling trade payables, but also to finance import through open letters of credit, payments to foreign suppliers, etc.

Liquidity loan

For overcoming short-term liquidity needs, e.g. paying employee benefits or supplier invoices, when you expect to realise inflows in the short-term that are adequate for repaying the loan

Short-term limit

The right choice for your often needs for short-term products such as loans, foreign currency and EUR guarantees, letters of credit, etc. Once these contracted products are approved as part of the short-term limit, they will be at your disposal in no time.

Short-term financing by purchasing bills of exchange

By purchasing bills of exchange of your domestic and foreign customers and those of your company, you obtain working capital before the maturity date, which positively affects your liquidity