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The collaboration marks an enhancement of Fifth Third’s supply chain finance and trade payables solutions, which empower businesses to unlock otherwise untapped capital and cash flow.

Interest rates and inflation have dominated economic discourse for the last two years. They’ve also shed a light on why companies need to modernize their toolbox for injecting liquidity across the supply chain. The first priority? Focus on what you can actually control.

How much of a company’s accounts payable should be involved in a supply chain finance program? In other words, how much is too much? We discuss the answer as well as what fluctuations in accounts payable percentages indicate (if anything).

Better cash flow may be considered the main attraction for supply chain finance, but it’s just one financial metric affected. The long-tail impact of supply chain finance benefits a long list of financial KPIs – all of which have a significant impact on the financial position of the buyer and supplier participants.

The FASB’s new disclosure requirements for supply chain finance programs went into effect. Here is what we’ve learned and how PrimeRevenue is helping companies stay ahead of these requirements.