Finance all your cash flow requirements in a single contract.
Make your day-to-day business more streamlined and straightforward.
All in a single contract
Saving you time and money
Giving you flexibility in the way you use your finance.
The Multiproduct Policy is a credit facility that allows you to cover all your short-term finance needs, both present and future.
With a single signature you can cover all your cash flow finance requirements, whether you're a retailer, a company or self-employed, saving you money in terms of notary intervention.
The solution that meets all your company's financial needs. Which products can be included in the Multiproduct Policy?
Example Simulation of the Multiproduct Policy
A global limit is established for the Multiproduct Policy, which cannot be exceeded under any circumstances (€800,000 in the example).
In addition to establishing the overall limit, there is also a maximum limit for each product family:
Each product family in turn includes the different products that you can operate with, and each of those establishes a maximum limit.
Sales financing limit. E.g. € 800,000 |
Export Limit. E.g. € 800,000 |
Financed SEPA direct debits. E.g. € 800,000 |
Trade discount limit. E.g. € 400,000 |
Invoice advancing limit. E.g. € 600,000 |
Procurement financing limit. E.g. € 500,000 |
Import Limit. E.g. € 500,000 |
Domestic payment debits. E.g. € 400,000 |
Confirming limit. E.g. € 400,000 |
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Guarantee financing limit. E.g. € 200,000 |
For example, a customer, depending on the needs of their business, could arrange the following composition:
Thanks to the multiproduct policy I save time and money on paperwork, since I don't have to arrange a different contract for each operation, because one policy covers everything.
With the Multiproduct Policy, I can avoid having idle resources, since I can gain access to the global limit of any of the cash flow products I need.
At any time I can change the composition of the limit granted under my Multiproduct Policy. I simply use the amount I have not used on one policy by transferring it to another. Without needing to get the notary involved again.