What Is Accounts Receivable Confirmation?
Accounts receivable acquisition refers to a bank buying a financial product in which a seller (creditor) of a product under a "commercial contract" has a claim on a receivable owned by a buyer (debtor) of a product and a debtor has recourse.
Accounts receivable acquisition
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- Accounts receivable of acquisition
- 1. Application for accounts receivable acquisition business;
- 2. Details of accounts receivable;
- 3. Copy of business contract;
- 4. A copy of the business license of the enterprise (legal person) who has passed the annual review;
- 5. Certificate or power of attorney of the corporate legal person, resolutions of the board of directors, and articles of association of the company;
- 6. Legal opinion issued by an independent law firm on the legal validity and enforceability of the transfer of receivables;
- 7. Audited financial report for three consecutive years;
- 1. Creditors and our bank negotiate the details of the business description;
- 2. The bank reviews the above application materials submitted by creditors;
- 3. The creditor and our bank signed the receivables purchase agreement;
- 4. On the day that the creditor stipulated in the agreement transferred the receivable to the bank, the creditor requested the bank to acquire the receivable;
- 5. The bank issues a confirmation of acquisition to creditors to provide customers with corresponding financing;