Monetize your NPLs

Get back to core business

Do better by doing good

The traditional method of receivable management primarily focuses on large Tier 1 portfolios, usually overlooking high-volume, low-balance portfolios.

This is due to the perceived prohibitive economic costs commonly associated with asset servicing. We at ArborKnot Capital Partners see the traditional model as a challenge for many start-ups and digitally-enabled online businesses that need balance sheet flexibility.

Embracing innovation, we’ve developed new methods to optimally value those delinquent receivables. Our proprietary models ensure that best efforts are made to maximize outcomes for all stakeholders.

Fast and reliable partner

At AKCP, we provide near-instant liquidity without the need to wait for critical mass demanded by traditional buyers. Our proprietary, machine learning algorithms allow AKCP to make informed, data-driven pricing decisions so that you can confidently dispose of small NPL portfolios on a regular basis. In so doing, our clients can reliably reduce capital costs and bring forward balance sheet liquidity through customizable solutions that maximize ROI.

Embracing aged debt

We specialize in unlocking value from aged receivables portfolios and assist creditors by driving value creation to their bottom line. Where difficult debts comprise an average of 2-5% of turnover, AKCP can become a trusted partner and form part of a creditor’s recovery management strategy.

Resolving difficult NPLs

Confidently sell high-volume, low-value NPLs
Rely on a recurring, instant and stable funding source, without waiting for the critical mass demanded by traditional buyers
Reduce capital costs and bring forward balance sheet liquidity
Partner with our network of carefully selected asset servicers, equipped with state-of-the-art debt resolution technology
Proprietary machine learning and portfolio analytics help make informed, data-based decisions
Receive a turnkey and always-compliant approach to the sale of NPLs, minimizing execution risk and slippage