Over 90 per cent of Slovenia’s factoring market is still domestic-based, despite the growth of international trade in recent years, research has found. Ales Sever, deputy managing director Priv Faktor, says the market in Slovenia, which has only three providers of full factoring, remains “strong and competitive”. “Last year, total factoring volume rose 12 per cent and domestic factoring increased 21 per cent,” he explained, “although international factoring has remained almost the same for several years”. The three major players – Prvi Faktor, A Faktor, and Finea – typically price at around the same rate, normally ranging between 0.5 per cent and 2 per cent commission. Recent growth in factoring usage has come from the construction sector, says Sever.
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