Insured Receivables Funding Review | Financely

Check whether insured invoices meet lender requirements. Financely reconciles debtor limits, policy conditions and receivables eligibility for funding.

Exporters with trade credit insurance

Find out which insured invoices a lender may finance

Your receivables are insured, yet the lender still discounts or excludes part of the book. Financely reconciles the insured exposure with the invoice pool and the lender’s proposed eligibility rules.

Who this is for

For exporters and wholesalers with an existing credit insurance policy, identifiable debtors and receivables that can be reconciled to sales records.

What you receive

Reconcile policy and invoice coverage

Compare debtor limits, approved payment terms, overdue balances and reported sales. Identify invoices whose insurance position requires clarification with your broker or insurer.

Prepare the lender eligibility case

Model exclusions, reserves and advance assumptions. Deliver a receivables schedule and discussion pack showing the expected availability and unresolved policy or funding conditions.

The review assesses the effect of insurance on receivables advance rates within a practical export receivables financing structure.

What to send us

Policy and endorsements, debtor limits, aged receivables, invoice samples, overdue reports, insurer correspondence and proposed lender terms.

Does credit insurance guarantee a funding advance?

No. Lenders independently assess eligibility, policy conditions, debtor quality and the proposed assignment or loss-payee arrangement. Insurance placement and coverage confirmation remain with your broker and insurer.

Request a scoped proposal

Share the receivables balance, insured debtor limits and lender exclusions. We will scope the reconciliation around the availability you need.

Your proposal sets out the deliverables, fees and next steps. Work starts after the engagement is signed and the retainer is paid.

Request an insured receivables review

Financely provides paid advisory and arranging services. Financing is provided by third-party institutions, subject to their independent review and approval. Funding and completion dates are not guaranteed.