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Which of the following is true about accounts receivable loans?Multiple choice question.Accounts receivable act as a good basis for a loan when the customer is well known and creditworthy.Banks providing such loans usually finance 100 percent of the value of a venture's accounts receivable.Entrepreneurs with a low credit value are more likely than entrepreneurs with a high credit value to be eligible for such loans.Strong creditworthy customers are restricted from taking accounts receivable loans.

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Which of the following is true about accounts receivable loans?Multiple choice question.Accounts receivable act as a good basis for a loan when the customer is well known and creditworthy.Banks providing such loans usually finance 100 percent of the value of a venture's accounts receivable.Entrepreneurs with a low credit value are more likely than entrepreneurs with a high credit value to be eligible for such loans.Strong creditworthy customers are restricted from taking accounts receivable loans.

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The correct answer is: "Accounts receivable act as a good basis for a loan when the customer is well known and creditworthy."

Explanation: Accounts receivable loans are a type of asset-financing arrangement where a company uses its receivables — outstanding invoices or money owed by customers — as collateral in a financing agreement. The company receives an amount that is equal to a reduced value of the receivables pledged. The age of the receivables has a large effect on the amount a company will receive. The older the receivables, the less the company can expect. Therefore, it is more likely for a well-known and creditworthy customer to be eligible for such loans.

Banks usually do not finance 100 percent of the value of a venture's accounts receivable because of the risk involved.

Entrepreneurs with a low credit value are less likely to be eligible for such loans because they represent a higher risk for the lender.

Strong creditworthy customers are not restricted from taking accounts receivable loans. In fact, they are more likely to get approved for such loans.

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