10/13/2026
The bank wants to see how you’ve run the business, but you closed on it last week.
Banks lend against operating history, debt service records, and how much debt a company already carries. A freshly closed acquisition can’t show any of them yet, even when the business behind it is strong. Its invoices are worth what they were worth the day before close.
A receivables facility funds against those invoices. It looks at who owes them and how reliably those customers pay, so it can cover payroll after close and bridge the gap until permanent bank financing is in place. Porter Capital structures these facilities alongside your existing bank, not in place of it.
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