A Seat at the Table: Alicia Jackson’s Story of Empowerment... A Seat at the Table: Alicia Jackson’s Story of Empowerment and Leadership in Finance
A Seat at the Table: Alicia Jackson’s Story of Empowerment and Leadership in Finance
Inspiring Growth: Kawaljulah Rockwell Reflects on Her Journey in Finance
Inspiring Growth: Kawaljulah Rockwell Reflects on Her Journey in Finance
Accord supports growth with $3 million financing for an innovative... Accord supports growth with $3 million financing for an innovative healthcare company
Accord embraced the opportunity to step in as the senior lender, allowing the company to graduate...
Your Accounts Receivable Financing Playbook
The Big Picture A/R Financing acts as a safety net for companies utilizing this strategy, providing...
5 Key Ways Small Businesses are Leveraging AI for Success
A study by Deloitte helps illustrate just how significant this disadvantage can be: companies with revenues...
Inspiring Futures: JoAnne Discusses Women’s Leadership in Finance
Join us as we delve into the realities of leadership and the ongoing pursuit of inclusivity and empowerment in the finance industry with JoAnne.
Empowering Excellence: Debbie Shares Her Journey as a Female Executive... Empowering Excellence: Debbie Shares Her Journey as a Female Executive in Finance
What is your job description/ what do you do for Accord? My title is VP Credit...
Accord Financial Empowers Energetic Services Inc.’s Transition to Conventional Banking
In 2021, Accord Financial provided a $13 million facility for Energetic Services Inc. (Energetic), an oil and gas services company, solidifying its commitment to supporting businesses during both recovery and expansion phases.
What Does Factoring Mean in Finance?
Invoice factoring is a form of financing that businesses can use to improve their cash flow. When businesses factor invoices, they sell them to a factoring company at a discount in exchange for immediate payment. This allows businesses to get access the money they're owed right away, rather than waiting for their customers to pay.