In time-sales finance, what do dealers do when they cannot themselves finance installments or conditional sales contracts on a purchased equipment?
- They can stall the purchase until they find means for financing.
- They sell it off in the market for a lower price.
- They take loans to cover their financial purposes.
- They sell and assign the installment contract to a bank.
Many dealers or producers who cannot themselves finance installments or conditional sales contract to purchase the equipment in that case they sell and assign the bank or any finance company for installments contract.
In time sale finance the dealers or small manufacturer gets the short term financing for their long term.
The reason why dealers assign this contract to bank is that the bank purchases installments contract at the discounted rate and in addition takes as security the assignment from the dealer.
Basically, the bank being the third-party purchases installments sales contract from the dealer at the discounted rate. Hence this is the type of indirect lending where bank recourse to the seller in case of default.
The obligation of bank is
Therefore, the correct answer is the last option i.e. assigning the contract to the bank which is also called indirect lending.
The rest of the options are not correct because
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