International Trade Meaning and Definition of Forfaiting
Meaning of Forfaiting
A form of factoring in which large, medium- to long-term receivables are sold to buyers (forfaiters) that are willing and able to bear the costs and risks of credit and collections.
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Forfaiting in Law Enforcement
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