How Supply Chain Finance Compares to Other Forms of Financing
The need for liquidity is stronger than ever, and supply chain finance appears to be the best choice.
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The need for liquidity is stronger than ever, and supply chain finance appears to be the best choice.
The biggest change in the new FASB requirements is disclosure of supplier payment terms and how these payment terms have been determined.
Several weeks later – despite historic inflation and aggressive efforts to tame it – interest rate increases have had zero impact on supplier trading behavior.
The Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates. These increases can affect all types of funding, regardless of industry. So what does this mean for your suppliers?
Are any funding options available that won’t force suppliers to increase their prices or push them out entirely? According to our data, there is: supply chain finance.
European Union mid-market firms are no longer out in the cold for supply chain finance.
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