Posts and Articles
Posts and Articles
Writing on factoring, transportation finance, transportation law, litigation and regulation, for the people who run finance companies, brokerages and carriers.
Writing on factoring, transportation finance, transportation law, litigation and regulation, for the people who run finance companies, brokerages and carriers.
Recent posts and articles
- Underwriting One Broker Where There Were Two: C.H. Robinson, RXO and the Factor’s Credit Decision
Two comfortable broker credits are becoming one larger one that is taking on new debt and absorbing a second payables operation. That calls for a fresh credit decision. - Regulatory and Legislative Update: August/September 2026
English proficiency by rule, broker transparency at the White House, and Congress takes aim at chameleon carriers and staged crashes. - Do State Commercial Finance Disclosure Laws Reach Your Factoring Deals?
Eight states’ disclosure laws (one effective in 2027) cover accounts receivable purchases. Four more reach only sales-based financing. - New Transportation Minute: rates, capacity and broker tort exposure after Caribe
My September Transportation Minute for the IFA E-Mag covers rates, capacity, operating-cost headwinds and broker tort exposure after Caribe.
Post types
Posts and articles on one issue or a round-up, such as the recurring Reg Update. Notes: a line or two linking out to an X post or outside article.
David’s IFA magazine articles (2019–2024) are listed on Speaking & Publications.
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