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About Revenue Finance
Revenue-based finance (RBF) is a type of financial capital provided to growing businesses in which investors inject funds in return for a % of ongoing cash receipts.
Portfolio companies make monthly payments until the initial capital amount + a multiple (or return cap) is repaid; generally within 3-5 years.
RBF can be thought of as an interim source of finance between bank lending and venture capital. The main differences between these funding types and RBF are:
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RBF investors typically do not require collateral and/or personal guarantees
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RBF investors do not take long-term ownership (equity) position and do not require an exit to return their investment
Overview
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