Have seen a number of variations when it comes to factoring and the impact on the FCF / DCF.
I assumed that the change in working capital is less volatile and lower in absolute terms during factoring.
I have seen some analysts that add the factoring to the net debt. Why is that? I always thought that receivables are reduced and that there is a cash inflow.
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