Insights on liquidity, payments and financing
Practical articles for finance leads at SMEs — from Zug.
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Why Liquidity Is Becoming a Central Leadership Responsibility for Companies
Why liquidity is becoming a key leadership challenge for companies. How structured cash flow and working capital solutions create stability and financial flexibility.

The Automated Investor Profile for Invoice Purchases on Aequitex (for Private and Institutional Investors)
Control your investments automatically with the new Aequitex Investment Profile. From CHF/EUR 10,000, flexible, efficient and under full control.

Crowdfunding Monitor 2025: The market grows – but where is Aequitex?
Aequitex responds with humour to being overlooked in the Crowdfunding Monitor 2025 – and shows how we're rethinking invoice trading in Switzerland.

Partial Invoice Purchasing - Invoice Investing for Everyone
Aequitex now enables Fractional Invoice Purchasing, letting investors buy portions of invoices for more flexibility and diversification.

New Requirements: Qualified Electronic Signatures (Identification Procedures)
As part of improving our security standards, all invoice sellers and investors at Aequitex must now provide a qualified electronic signature (QES).

The Advantages of Factoring for SMEs through Aequitex as an Alternative Financing Method

How Aequitex Closes the Gap in the Swiss Factoring Market

How to Upload Invoices on the Aequitex Marketplace

An Introduction to Reverse Factoring

A Guide to Registering as an Investor on Aequitex
Registering as an investor on Aequitex is simple and should take no longer than 10 minutes. In this article, we provide a step-by-step guide to the registration process.

Common Misconceptions about Factoring
In this article, we address some of the common concerns and misconceptions about invoice financing as a way to increase liquidity.

Institutional Investing and Factoring with Aequitex
Aequitex provides customized solutions for institutional investors looking to support small and medium-sized Swiss businesses through factoring while also benefiting from the arrangement.

Partnership - Schweizerischem KMU Verband (SKV) and Aequitex: Together, we support Swiss SMEs!

A Guide to Registering as an Invoice Seller on Aequitex

Growing Together with our Aequitex Referral Program

Demystifying the terms liquidity, cash flow, revenue and profit
We explain the key differences between terms such as liquidity, cash flow, revenue, profit and others and introduce Aequitex, the factoring-marketplace, that is revolutionizing small and medium-sized enterprises' (SMEs') access to liquidity.

Aequitex Factoring vs. traditional Finance - Pros and Cons
In this blog post, we compare Aequitex factoring and traditional finance solutions such as bank credit, highlighting the pros and cons of each method to help you make the best decision for your company.

Choosing the Right Factoring for Your Company - A Decision Guide
In this blog post, we provide you with a decision guide to help you choose the optimal factoring for your company and make the most of the benefits offered by this financing method.

Factoring 101 - A comprehensive guide for SMEs
Factoring is a contemporary financing option that is becoming increasingly attractive for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). In this comprehensive guide, you'll gain a thorough understanding of factoring and its potential to move your business forward.

Factoring as a Growth Engine for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
Factoring with Aequitex is a powerful corporate finance solution that can serve as a growth engine for SMEs. In this blog article, we will explore how factoring with Aequitex can empower SMEs to overcome financial obstacles, boost cash flow, and accelerate their expansion.

Risk Assessment of Debtors - How We Calculate Default Risk
One of the most critical tasks in factoring is the risk assessment of debtors. In this blog post, we explain how Aequitex calculates the default risk and the measures we take to minimize it.