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Factoring

Get an initial overview of possible changes to your balance sheet structure.

Use various management elements to simulate the balance sheet and P&L values corresponding to your situation. Changes are shown immediately.

• Income and balance sheet calculator*

* Disclaimer

Results depend on both the information you provide and on assumptions and benchmarks. They are purely indicative and non-binding in nature. Therefore, the information provided here does not constitute a guarantee.

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