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in reply to: what does supply chain insured mean exactly?loopy #8034
AFAIK, there is no good explanation of that for investors. There is this:
A look into supply chain finance
My understanding of Supply Chain Finance is as follows. A supplier has an order from buyer, but needs to purchase materials to fulfill that order. In this case, Marketlend pays the invoices for the order materials directly (and does not remit funds directly to this suppler/borrower). When the order is completed and delivered, Marketlend receives the payment from the buyer and covers the capital and interest costs of the “loan” before remitting any extra to the supplier/borrower.
If the finance is insured, then if something goes wrong and the payment from the buyer is not recoverable, the insurance will kick in and compensate investors. Subject, of course, to the usual conditions on Marketlend’s insurance policy.
Please note I am a fellow investor and not associated with Marketlend, so this is not an official response to your question.
7 years, 7 months ago Replyin reply to: Insurance limitin reply to: Revenuein reply to: Company and profitabilityloopy #5380Thank you for the prompt and thorough response.
I’m afraid I don’t understand the rental maths. It seems you are currently paying ~$240K in annual rent, but that will decrease to ~$130K in your new premises, less any rent charged on the sub-let.
If the business owns the premises, why are you paying any rent in the new digs?
What is the cost to service the $800k mortgage on the new office space?
8 years, 5 months ago Replyin reply to: Case Studiesin reply to: Company financialsloopy #4793Thank you for the prompt response.
Does that mean you do not currently operate a Snap Fitness facility? Demarche Fitness has been created to purchase the Arana Hills franchise?
I am a bit confused as the loan listing states “located in 1.5 hours north of Brisbane”, but Arana Hills is far less than that.
If you get $175K from the bank and $60K from this Marketlend loan, you will still be $85K short of your $320K requirement. What are your plans for this?
8 years, 7 months ago Replyin reply to: Purpose?in reply to: 2015 Financials and securityin reply to: Maximum Rate -
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