On March 26 The National Post published a feature on Experion member Jonathan Brindley and his company Liquid Capital Advance Corp., which Jonathan describes in the article as “a full-service working capital and trade finance company” that also provides “asset-based lending, purchase order financing, inventory financing and equipment leasing.”

The story was called ‘One size does not fit all’: How one alternative financing firm went beyond factoring.’ It explained how factoring works, and how the company began by providing small- and medium-sized businesses with the financial resources needed to tide them over before their receivables were paid. It also included examples of clients who have benefited from the company’s services.