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Capital & Cash FlowAugust 26, 2026 6 min

Collateral Density and the Q4 Pivot in Asset-Based Lending Rules

New liquidity coverage ratios in Q3 2026 are forcing logistics operators to revalue rolling stock and warehouse inventory to avoid sudden credit line contractions.

Investing, working capital, runway, and the math behind both.

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