Your accountants, analysts and finance professionals expect to be paid on time, even when clients take 30 to 60 days to pay. Financial staffing payroll funding gives you the working capital to cover weekly payroll and keep growing your firm.
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Financial staffing firms place skilled professionals in accounting, finance and banking roles, often on contract, interim or temp-to-hire assignments. These are higher-paying placements, which means bigger weekly payroll for every person you place. As your contractor count grows, so does the cash you need up front.
Your clients, meanwhile, often pay on 30-, 45- or 60-day terms. Financial staffing payroll funding closes that gap. You get the working capital to pay your professionals every week, take on more contracts and grow without dipping into your reserves.
Madison Resources has supported staffing firms since 1992. We pair funding with back office support, so payroll, timekeeping and invoicing run smoothly as your firm grows.
We fund staffing firms that place professionals in all types of accounting, finance and banking roles. Common placements include:
A simple weekly cycle, built around your clients’ payment terms.
You place accounting and finance professionals on contract or interim assignments.
You submit hours and we process weekly payroll, taxes and invoices for every professional.
Every professional is paid accurately and on time each week, no matter when clients pay.
Your weekly gross profit is advanced to you, giving you working capital to keep growing.
Your client pays the invoice on their normal terms, and the cycle repeats each week.
Prefer to run your own payroll? Our funding-only option advances up to 90% of your approved invoices.
Your clients expect accuracy, and so do the finance professionals you place. Our back office team handles the admin work behind every placement: precise payroll, clean invoices and less time chasing payments. That frees you to focus on recruiting top talent and building client relationships.
Growing a financial staffing firm takes more than great placements. Our team has spent decades working with staffing firms. We’ll help you price contract and interim roles, manage client concentration and plan your next stage of growth, from adding recruiters to opening new markets.
Answers to common questions from financial staffing firms about funding, payroll and getting started.
It turns your approved invoices into working capital, so you can pay your accounting and finance professionals every week without waiting on client payments.
You place professionals and submit their hours. We run payroll and invoice your client. Your weekly gross profit is advanced to you, and your client pays the invoice on their normal terms.
Finance professionals earn higher pay rates, so weekly payroll adds up quickly. Clients often pay in 30 to 60 days, and funding covers that gap.
We support contract, interim and temp-to-hire placements across accounting, finance and banking, as long as you bill your client for the hours worked.
Yes. Your funding is tied to your approved invoices, so it grows as you place more professionals and add clients.
Yes. We can handle timekeeping, payroll processing, payroll taxes, invoicing and collections support for every placement.
Yes. Our funding-only option advances up to 90% of your approved invoices while you keep running your own payroll.
Request information or call our team. We’ll learn about your firm and your clients, then walk you through your options and next steps.
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