A multinational company takes out an international reverse factoring facility. In March, you purchase supplies from two supplier companies, one in France and one in China. The company undertakes to pay the two invoices in 90 days.
The French supplier prefers not to wait, so through the reverse factoring of the multinational business, it gets paid early in exchange for an amount that includes fees and interest.
The Chinese supplier decides to wait 90 days. The payment comes due, the multinational company decides to defer the payment, meaning that BBVA pays the supplier and defers that payment for the multinational.
You will have a specialized personal adviser at your disposal. You can rely on your adviser to answer questions about your international activity and thus minimize any potential risks.