UPS Capital Cargo Finance Service enhancements

UPS Capital has announced the expansion of the UPS Capital Cargo Finance service with new options on in-transit cargo for US importers.

In a statement issued today (16 January), UPS said the enhanced offering increases the amount a business can borrow from 70% of the supplier’s commercial invoice to 100%.

Other enhancements include:

  • Repayment terms up to 90 days rather than 75 days
  • An unsecured credit line that won’t interfere with existing banking relationships
  • More competitive interest rates for eligible companies shipping with UPS

 

“These enhancements effectively increase liquidity to support the growth of small and mid-sized businesses,” said Mark Robinson, president of UPS Capital. “They are designed to accelerate cash flow so companies can have more working capital to invest in their businesses.”

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