FINANCING AGREEMENT FOR THE ASSINMENT OF A MONETARY CLAIM IN RUSSIAN CIVIL LAW

Authors

  • S. Chimittsyrenova Irkutsk State University

Keywords:

financing agreement for the assignment of a monetary claim, factoring, client, financial agent, factor, existing and future claim

Abstract

This article discusses the financing contract for the assignment of a monetary claim (factoring). Within the framework of this topic, we analyzed the changes in Chapter 43 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation on the financing agreement for the assignment of a monetary claim, which from June 1, 2018 became identical to the factoring agreement. The article analyzes the changes that have entered into force, identifies unresolved issues, as well as possible gaps and prospects for the application of these provisions on factoring. 

Author Biography

S. Chimittsyrenova , Irkutsk State University

Law student

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Published

2021-03-19

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Vol. 3 No. 36(63) (2021)

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