Briefings

2014-Q3 ETR Briefing

2014-Q3 was the third quarter of normal trading for Credebt Exchange®. Debtors increased to 390+ with the total trade value of €13.1m YTD. Daily volumes increased by 17% on the previous quarter, 2014-Q2. Highest single value trade was in July at € 0.38m…

Irish Times Investor Article

Options for decent returns on investments are thin on the ground. Buying invoices is becoming more attractive. Getting a risk-free return may never have been more difficult for investors…

100+ Retail Investors

Today the Exchange received funds from it’s one hundreth Retail Investor. In just twelve months since the first RSA/RPA Trade was executed, achieving 100+ Retail Investors demonstrates a strong appetite from the retail investment community for strong, short term cash-equivalents …

2014-Q2 ETR Briefing

2014-Q2 was the fourth quarter of trading for Credebt Exchange®. Total Debtors numbered 350+ with a total trade value of € 12.2m to date. Daily volume increased marginally on the previous quarter, 2014-Q1. Highest single value trade was in June at € 0.17m. Total current RSA are valued …

Year-1 Success

Credebt Exchange® completed its first full year’s trading today and has much to celebrate. Careful, prudent management of supply and demand enabled the Exchange to manage an orderly market whilst meeting both Originator and Investor expectations as published. From the outset …

Non-Bank Finance

Since mid-2013, more than €10.0m of working capital has been provided to the numerous Irish micro-medium sized businesses trading on Credebt Exchange®. Instead of using traditional lenders, savvy business owners choose to sell their invoices on Credebt Exchange® because it is more …

2014-Q1 ETR Briefing

2014-Q1 was the third quarter of trading for Credebt Exchange®. Total Debtors numbered 280+ with a total trade value of € 8.1m to date. Daily volume declined for the period at 25+ due to i-ETR suspension. Highest single value trade was in January at € 0.25m. Total current RSA are valued…

Exchange to Bank Reconciliation
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Calculate Working Capital

If a company takes all of its short-term assets (e.g. cash in the bank, receivables invoices, stock, etc) and pays all its short-term liabilities (e.g. suppliers, staff, etc) the remaining balance is their working capital position. If the working capital position is positive, it is more than likely that the …


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