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the receivable
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A debt owed, usually to a business, from the perspective of that business
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Bondholders have retained the investment bankers Houlihan Loke Howard & Zukin to perform a forensic audit of the receivable pools.
The receivable of 17.69 billion lire in Fininvest Roma's balance sheet simply netted off against the liabilities of 17.44 billion in Fininvest Srl's balance sheets.
If you want, do sixty-day billing and address the receivable with Linda, but after that point we expect to be paid.
Here is how it works: Anchor buys the receivable from a small business and immediately advances a portion of the total, normally 75to85percentent.
When a receivable is pledged, the borrower retains the risk that the person or firm that owes the receivable will not pay; this risk is typically passed on to the lender when factoring is involved.
The fact that the receivable was from a firm controlled by Mr Bennett was "hidden at the end of... reporting periods", says Refco, in transfers to a (probably unconnected) customer account.
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With retail and commercial customers, the banks prefer direct negotiations in an attempt to achieve an amicable agreement or, if necessary, they settle for receiving only part of the receivables.
The deferred revenue - $177m - was only half the receivables.
The "receivables" of $330m equated to four and a half months' revenues.
"We provide electron-level transparency," says Nic Perkin, a co-founder of The Receivables Exchange.
Financing through accounts receivable can be done either by pledging the receivables or by selling them outright, a process called factoring in the United States.
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