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Armstrong Flooring Bankruptcy

Originally Published in SFNet's TSL, March 2024. Finding the right combination of capital resources and strategic knowledge is complicated; but when it works, it creates value for all constituents.

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The Art of Negotiating a Deal

A good negotiation is one where you have protected your side's interest while achieving the goal of completing a transaction.       

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Geopolitical Impacts on Businesses

As is evident to most, you don’t need to be a global company to be affected by global events. If your company is looking to expand internationally, focusing on stability and consistency should allow you to thrive.

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Fraud Prevention Tactics

While fraud is sometimes unavoidable, VION has learned ways to detect this activity early and so can you.      

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The Importance of ESG

ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) allows businesses to focus on the bigger picture of caring for people and the planet instead of just the businesses' financial goals.

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How Are Clients Responding to Inflation and the Impacts on Their Portfolio?

Periods of rapidly rising inflation tend to put downward pressure on all critical metrics, which could inhibit businesses from borrowing more money to bridge their working capital needs.  

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Selling Underperforming Receivables Turns Today’s Cash into Tomorrow’s Revenue

Selling underperforming receivables is an excellent alternative to free up liquidity and help your business get back on track.

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How Can Alternative Lenders Help Companies Achieve Growth Goals?

Alternative lending is a more accessible, faster, flexible and easier way to get the capital your business needs.

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Are Receivable Appraisals More Important in Challenging Economic Times?

VION is one of the largest consumer and commercial receivable valuation companies in the country and can provide services to ABL lenders, investors or corporate leadership to help them succeed in changing economic times.

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What Comes Next: (Re)Inflation?
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