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Who pays when the customer fails? The hidden receivables...

A customer insolvency can turn booked revenue into a working-capital problem almost overnight. With secured lenders reporting rising non-accruals and recent failures exposing unpaid receivables, the question of who ultimately absorbs that loss is becoming increasingly important. A sale has...

#asset based lending#bad debt#borrowing base

US ABL non-accrual rate hits highest level since 2011...

Non-accrual loans reported by US asset-based lenders have climbed to their highest level since 2011, according to analysis of Secured…

#asset based lending#collateral#credit risk


True Food Kitchen files Chapter 11 with US$42.1m debt...

True Food Kitchen has entered Chapter 11 protection with approximately US$42.1m of funded debt, closing 12 restaurants and securing a…

#Chapter 11#debtor-in-possession financing#HumanCo


BT acquires TalkTalk debt-free from administration in £400m rescue

BT Group has acquired TalkTalk's consumer and wholesale businesses out of administration on a debt-free basis, committing to an estimated…

#administration#Ares Management#BT Group


Manchester City £830m sponsorship ruling: lessons for receivables finance

When £830m of sponsorship revenue is not what it seems: the lesson for receivables finance Manchester City's financial-rule case appears…

#commercial contracts#credit risk#debtor verification


SBF cuts 2026 EBITDA forecast after €1m customer receivable...

German industrial supplier SBF has cut its 2026 earnings forecast after a customer entered provisional insolvency administration, putting approximately €1m…

#bad debt#credit risk#debtor risk


Danube drought cuts barge capacity below one-third as European...

Record-low water levels on the Danube have forced cargo vessels in some stretches to operate at less than one-third of…

#barge freight#commodity finance#Danube


Romania factoring market reaches €5.08bn as insolvencies hit eight-year...

Romania's factoring market reached €5.08bn in the first half of 2026, holding broadly firm despite a contracting economy and a…

#ARF#credit risk#export factoring


IAG says Credit Suisse Greensill settlement is not final...

Insurance Australia Group has said a settlement with Credit Suisse entities over Greensill-linked trade credit insurance litigation has not been…

#BCC Trade Credit#Credit Suisse#Greensill Capital


airBaltic secures €350m DIP financing from SVP, Barclays, Hayfin,...

Latvia's airBaltic has entered US Chapter 11 proceedings with a commitment for €350m of debtor-in-possession financing, giving the airline a…

#airBaltic#airline finance#Barclays


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…

#bankruptcy#Chapter 11#Chapter 7


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

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

#asset-based finance#capital relief#corporate lending

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…

#borrowing base#collateral#credit risk

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