Addressing the Trade Finance Gap

The video tutorial explains invoice financing through the Value Trade platform, which helps corporates obtain working capital by discounting trade receivables. It highlights the process, differentiates it from bad debt, and discusses risk assessment and economic impacts. The platform's unique approach focuses on the relationship between buyers and sellers, minimizing default risk. Additionally, Value Trade's expansion plans into Asian markets are outlined.

What is the primary function of Value Trade's online marketplace?

• To sell equities and real estate

• To invest in traditional asset classes

• To provide loans to small businesses

• To allow corporates to obtain working capital by discounting trade receivables

How does Value Trade differ from traditional lenders in assessing transactions?

• It offers lower interest rates

• It requires collateral for all transactions

• It emphasizes the relationship between the buyer and the seller

• It focuses solely on the seller's credit history

What percentage of the invoice volume do investors in Value Trade typically advance?

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%

• 80%

What has been the default rate on the Value Trade platform so far?

• 5%

• 10%

• 0%

• 2%

Which regions are included in Value Trade's expansion plans?

• Europe

• Asia

• Africa

• South America