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By Priyanka Chaurasia

Purchase Order Financing for Australian Businesses

A large customer order can create a cash-flow problem when your business needs to pay suppliers before getting paid. Purchase order financing can bridge that gap by funding supplier payments against a confirmed customer order. This guide explains how PO financing works, what it costs, who qualifies, what lenders look for and how it compares with invoice financing.

Finance
By Priyanka Chaurasia

Debt Financing Explained for Australian Startups

Debt financing can help Australian startups raise capital without giving up ownership, but it comes with repayment obligations and other trade-offs. This guide explains the main startup debt options, including traditional loans, unsecured financing, revenue-based financing and venture debt, along with eligibility, costs, dilution and when debt may make sense.

Finance
By Priyanka Chaurasia

Revenue-Based Financing Explained: How It Works

Revenue-based financing offers Australian businesses a way to raise growth capital without giving up equity or taking on fixed monthly repayments. Learn how RBF works, who qualifies, what it costs and when it makes sense compared with traditional debt or equity funding.

Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery $110bn Merger Explained: What It Means for CNN, HBO and Streaming in Australia

Paramount is discussing a proposed $1.5B California investment to help clear opposition to its Warner Bros Discovery deal. Here’s what the $110B merger could mean for HBO Max, CNN and Australian streaming.

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How Dom Pym Built a Bank Without Starting a Bank

Dom Pym took a different route into banking, partnering Ferocia with Bendigo Bank instead of building a bank from scratch. The result was Up, a mobile-only digital bank that reached one million customers within six years.

By Shivangi