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Typical ineligible in Accounts Receivable (as collateral)
Past-due A/R
Consumer concentration
Foreign
Offset
Cross-aged

Cross Aging: This is a category that is mostly used by asset-based lenders. It is a relatively simple formula that is applied to your customers total accounts receivable. Let's use an example of what happens with 25% cross aging. let's assume that your firm has $100,000 due from one customer. If 30% of the total due from that customer, or $30,000, goes beyond 60 past due, then the lender will make all receivables due from this customer ineligible. The lender is taking a conservative approach, "if more than 25% of the total accounts due from that customer are ineligible then I don't want to lend against any of those receivables"