Barrington Exchange launches invoice financing to boost Scottish SME liquidity

Barrington Exchange launches invoice financing to boost Scottish SME liquidity

Jordan Stubbs – CEO of Barrington Exchange

Barrington Exchange, a global foreign exchange management and financial services firm headquartered in Glasgow, has expanded its portfolio to tackle cashflow management.

Recognising that long payment cycles, often ranging from 30 to 90 days, were hampering growth in sectors such as manufacturing, wholesale, and construction, the firm has introduced a new invoice financing solution. The service is designed to provide immediate liquidity by paying a business’s invoices upfront, whether in Pound Sterling or foreign currency. In return, clients are offered extended payment terms, bridging the gap between work completed and funds received.

CEO Jordan Stubbs said: “Cashflow is the number-one issue raised in conversations with Scottish business owners.”

“Our goal is to remove that pressure,” Mr Stubbs explained. “By providing immediate access to funds while giving their customers the flexibility of extended terms, we allow SMEs to keep moving, keep producing and keep growing.”

This move positions Barrington Exchange as a partner for operational stability rather than solely a currency exchange provider. By offering a streamlined alternative to traditional lending, the company aims to support the resilience of the Scottish businesses amidst a volatile financial climate.

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