In Brief One of the prominent forms of collateral for creditors nowadays is obtaining a transfer of a client’s accounts receivables. This form of collateral is often referred to as an ‘assignment of receivables’ (“Assignment”), under which the creditor (the “Assignee”) becomes permitted to collect from any pre-existing or future debtors that the client (the “Assignor”) has receivables. The Assignment, although never codified in law (unlike the Novation codified under Articles 1106 et seq. of…