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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2026 · 37 MIN

Loan Stars Episode 8: Unlocking Asset-Based Lending with Tammy Kemp

from ARF Financial’s Loan Stars Podcast · host ARF Financial

On the Loan Stars Podcast, host Celeste Deal-Maunoir (Chief Sales Officer at ARF Financial) interviews Tammy Kemp, President of Carrington Capital, about identifying asset-based lending (ABL) and invoice factoring opportunities earlier in the sales process and when they fit better than traditional cashflow loans or merchant cash advances. Kemp explains that many small and mid-sized businesses are declined by banks or qualify for less than they need, while ABL leverages underutilized tangible assets such as accounts receivable, inventory, and sometimes equipment. She highlights strong fits including manufacturing, staffing, transportation, service businesses, and oil and gas services, especially during growth, volatility, or ownership transitions. Carrington focuses on realizable collateral value, offers typical advance rates of ~85% on receivables (up to ~90%+ in factoring), and can work alongside banks via carve-outs; brokers should provide the business “story” and key collateral details and enable early borrower conversations.

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