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Leasing & Factoring Information Hub

Clear, independent information on leasing and factoring for German businesses.

Abrechnungs-Service Speicher GmbH publishes structured, accessible information about how leasing and factoring instruments work, who uses them, and how to evaluate them — without sales pressure and without offering any paid services through this website.

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Reference AS-SPEICHER / INFO-2026
What we publish

Three areas of focus

Our editorial content is organised around the questions businesses ask most often when researching leasing and factoring as financing concepts.

Leasing fundamentals

Explanations of operating and finance leasing structures, typical contract terms, and how leasing differs from traditional lending.

Factoring fundamentals

An overview of receivables factoring, recourse and non-recourse arrangements, and the role of a factoring institute in accounts receivable management.

Regulatory context

Background on how financial services institutes (Finanzdienstleistungsinstitute) operate within the German and EU regulatory framework.

Why this resource exists

Information first, decisions second.

Leasing and factoring are often misunderstood as interchangeable with lending. We break down the mechanics of each instrument in plain language, so that founders, controllers, and finance teams can form their own view before speaking with an advisor or institute directly.

Everything published here is descriptive and general in nature. It does not constitute financial, legal, or tax advice, and no products or services are sold or arranged through this website.

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Founded Püttlingen, DE
Focus areas Leasing & Factoring
Content basis Informational only
Paid services offered None
How the content is organised

From definitions to context

01

Defining the instrument

Each topic begins with a plain-language definition of the leasing or factoring structure being discussed, free of marketing language.

02

Typical use cases

We describe the kinds of businesses and situations in which a given instrument is commonly considered, based on publicly available industry reporting.

03

Questions to ask

We outline the questions a business should raise with a licensed provider before entering into any agreement, helping readers prepare for that conversation.

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Our team is available to clarify the content on this website. We do not provide individual financial advice or sell services by email or phone.

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