Asset-based financing—often called Asset-Based Lending (ABL)—is one of the most practical, collateral-driven forms of commercial credit. In a traditional loan, lenders mainly assess a company’s overall balance sheet, projected cash flows, and credit profile. In ABL, the logic shifts: the facility is built around specific assets—typically receivables, inventory, machinery/equipment, and sometimes bank accounts/cash controls—and the […]
When a company in Turkey seeks financing—whether from banks, private lenders, or investors—security over the company’s assets often becomes a central negotiation point. For creditors, a pledge is a way to reduce credit risk, improve recovery prospects, and strengthen bargaining power in distress. For companies, asset-based security can unlock funding, improve pricing, and make transactions […]
Foreign investors entering Turkey often focus on corporate set-up, tax, and regulatory licensing. Yet when it comes to financing—whether through bank debt, shareholder loans, private credit, or supply-chain funding—the most decisive issue is frequently collateral. In many sectors, the value of a Turkish operating company sits primarily in movable assets: machinery, equipment, inventory, receivables, and […]