Cash flow finance in Australia - Interview with Peter Langham, chair, IFD
Cash-flow finance in Australia is still at the early-stage of its development although now reaching significant numbers in terms of volume, reports Nat Mankelow. This is not dissimilar to the UK twenty years ago: Bank dominated, discount finance-led, and a young professional body (only formed in 1994) attempting to unite finance providers who are on different scales of business development.Peter Langham (pictured right), chairman of The Institute for Factors and Discounters of Australia and New Zealand (IFD), has been in his role since September 2005.
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Cash-flow finance in Australia is still at the early-stage of its development although now reaching significant numbers in terms of volume, reports Nat Mankelow. This is not dissimilar to the UK twenty years ago: Bank dominated, discount finance-led, and a young professional body (only formed in 1994) attempting to unite finance providers who are on different scales of business development. Peter Langham (pictured right), chairman of The Institute for Factors and Discounters of Australia and New Zealand (IFD), has been in his role since September 2005.