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Factor
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Factor
A financial institution that buys a firm's accounts receivable and collects the accounts.

Factor
A third party that buys a firm's accounts receivable. If a firm is not confident in its ability to collect on its credit sales, it may sell the right to receive payment to the factor at a discount. The factor then assumes the credit risk associated with the accounts receivable. This provides the firm immediate access to working capital, which is important, especially if the firm has a cash flow problem. The price of factoring is determined by the creditworthiness of the firm's customer, not of the firm itself. It is also known as accounts receivable financing.

factor
A firm that purchases accounts receivable from another firm at a discount. The purchasing firm then attempts to collect the receivables.

factor
To sell accounts receivable to another party at a discount from face value. Thus, a firm in need of cash to pay down short-term debt may decide to factor its accounts receivable to another firm.


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13) Increased factor VIII activity The presence of this hypercoagulability risk factor is assessed by a functional factor VIII assay classically performed in the evaluation and/or management of hemophilia.
After treatment, 4 of the 6 patients demonstrated increased levels of factor VIII activity, the researchers reported, and "[t]here was a general correlation between these increases and clinical improvement, such as decreased frequency of spontaneous-bleeding episodes or decreased use of.
This indicates well-controlled inhibition of Factor VIII activity with low risk of spontaneous bleeding, thus avoiding the possibility of overdose and the need for patient monitoring.
 
 
 
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