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Analysis on the Risk of Supply Chain Finance Analysis on the Risk of Supply Chain Finance
2011 International Conference on Information Management, Innovation Management and Industrial Engineering, 2011Risk control is an important issue when commercial banks plan to carry out supply chain finance. The prior academic studies on this theme has no research outcome from the view of herding behaviour. We first address the working mechanism of different subjects in supply chain finance, to describe the features and risks.
Ying Zhang, Feifei Yu
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A Model of Supply Chain Finance
2023This article develops a model in which an intermediary uses a supply chain finance (SCF) program to fund suppliers. The SCF program pools liquidity from suppliers and meanwhile provides immediate payment to suppliers with pressing liquidity needs. We show that the intermediary optimally selects not only suppliers with positive profitability but also ...
Hu, Bo, Watanabe, Makoto, Zhang, Jun
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Supply chain finance is not for everyone
International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management, 2020PurposeLogistics service providers (LSPs) have unique resources and capabilities that position them to deliver supply chain finance (SCF) solutions. The study aims to discuss and illustrate the necessary resources and process of value creation and capture of LSPs, potentially offering SCF solutions.Design/methodology/approachRelying on a theoretical ...
Viktor Hugo Elliot +3 more
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Bank Financing of Global Supply Chains
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Working PapersHow do firms overcome frictions when trade policy shocks disrupt supply chains? Linking shipment records to the U.S. credit register, we analyze how banks mitigated financial and information frictions facing firms who searched for suppliers after the 2018--2019 tariffs. Tariff-hit importers drew more on credit lines and took out loans at ...
Laura Alfaro +3 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
Asia’s economic miracle is often associated with large, multi-national companies. While these organizations are important drivers of the region’s growth, SMEs (small and medium enterprises) have played a key role. However, unlike larger companies SMEs struggle with finance as a limiting factor rather than a lever for value generation.The research work ...
Asad Ata, Manish Shukla, Mahender Singh
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Asia’s economic miracle is often associated with large, multi-national companies. While these organizations are important drivers of the region’s growth, SMEs (small and medium enterprises) have played a key role. However, unlike larger companies SMEs struggle with finance as a limiting factor rather than a lever for value generation.The research work ...
Asad Ata, Manish Shukla, Mahender Singh
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Effect of Supply Chain Finance on Supply Chain Trade
International Journal of Finance & EconomicsABSTRACT Global value chains are increasingly exposed to geopolitical tensions, policy uncertainty, and institutional weaknesses, making supply‐chain trade more fragile. Existing studies largely view supply chain finance (SCF) as a tool for easing liquidity constraints, while its role under political and institutional risk remains ...
Ha Van Doan, Thang Ngoc Doan
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Recent Contributions to Supply Chain Finance: Towards a Theoretical and Practical Research Agenda
International Journal of Production Research, 2022Felix T.S. Chan, Sai Ho Chung
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Essays on Supply Chain Finance
2016I study how a larger party within a supply chain could use its superior knowledge about its partner, who is considered to be financially constrained, to help its partner gain access to cheap finance. In particular, I consider two scenarios: (i) Retailer intermediation in supplier finance and (ii) The Effectiveness of Supplier Buy Back Finance.
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