Polski Związek Faktorów
Polish Factors Association (PFA) federates the largest factoring companies operating in Poland. The mission of the PFA is to promote factoring and educate Polish companies on its benefits.
is a financial instrument that combines working capital financing, credit risk protection, accounts receivable bookkeeping and collection services. It is offered under an agreement signed between the factor and a seller. Under the agreement, the factor purchases the seller's accounts receivable.

The Convention on International Factoring formulated in Ottawa provides a precise definition of factoring. A factoring contract is a contract signed between a supplier (seller) and another party (factor) under which:
  1. The supplier assigns to the factor claims arising from a merchandise sale contract concluded between the supplier and his customers (debtors).
  2. A factor must perform at least two of the following functions:
    • financing for suppliers including loans and advance payments;
    • keeping accounts related to the claims;
    • collection of claims;
    • protection against debtor´s payment default.
  3. The debtors must be notified of the assignment of the claim.
The main types of factoring available in Poland are domestic factoring (recourse, non-recourse) and export factoring (recourse, non-recourse) as well as import guarantees.

If you have questions to ask, please contact us on: pzf@faktoring.pl
14.09.2011
The phenomenon of factoring in Poland
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12.01.2011
Factoring turnover grew by 30% in 2010 y.oy.
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18.10.2010
Time for factoring - report from the First International Factoring Congress
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14.01.2010
Over PLN 30 billion in receivables purchased by PFA members in 2009
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