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First Brands: When Verification Failure Reaches Chapter 7

Judge Lopez denied confirmation of First Brands' joint Chapter 11 plan today. The order runs to a single paragraph: denied…


Insurers lift SRT protection 59% to €4.7bn as banks free…

Credit risk insurers increased their protection of significant risk transfer tranches by 59% to €4.7bn in 2025, as banks made…


WFY’26: Mexico’s factoring market gains momentum

Mexico’s factoring market demonstrated notable resilience in 2025, continuing to grow despite trade policy uncertainty, slowing domestic demand and changing…


First Brands’ Evidentiary Record Cataloged, Documents Revealed

The Documents Were Not Missing The evidentiary record from First Brands' combined confirmation and disclosure-statement hearing has been cataloged. The…


Professor Sir Roy Goode: a lasting legacy for receivables finance

Professor Sir Roy Goode CBE KC FBA, one of the most influential commercial lawyers of his generation and a major…


Private-credit defaults hit five-year highs at major listed lenders

Credit deterioration is becoming more visible across some of the largest publicly traded private-credit portfolios, increasing pressure on a market…


The UK’s 60-day cap could rewrite the economics of payables…

For years, one of the uncomfortable questions surrounding supply chain finance has been whether the product helps suppliers get paid…


Receivables Finance: The Verification Gap After First Brands

By Igor Zaks, CFA – President, Tenzor Ltd.   In the 2022 World Supply Chain Finance Report, I wrote that the Greensill…


AI Data Enrichment in Supply Chain Finance

By George Shapiro, Executive Chairman; Vishnu Kumar, Chief Financial Engineer; and Sabeen Ahmed, Chief Credit Officer, The Interface Financial Group…


Would FIFA’s failed US$20bn plan have created governance risk for…

FIFA’s abandoned plan to sell a stake in its commercial operations was presented publicly as an equity transaction. Beneath that…


Europe’s heatwave turns crop losses into a working-capital test

Severe heat and drought across Europe are placing pressure on grain output, creating a potential working-capital squeeze for farmers, food…


From funding to infrastructure: why receivables finance is becoming embedded…

For much of its history, receivables finance has been defined by one question: how quickly can a business access funding…


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