So for a business having operations and making sales in 90 countries, not to be able to use a part of those receivables to determine their cash-flow would be a crippling impact if they lost that opportunity?
Tim Scott: “So for a business having operations and making sales in 90 countries, not to be able to use a part of those receivables…”
On the recordJune 3, 2015
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Discussing the impact of banks not valuing foreign receivables on businesses.
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