Tag: Supply Chain Finance

Meeting Customers Where They Are: Three Predictions for a Resilient 2027
BlogFor Caleb Tyndall, VP of Customer Service at PrimeRevenue, it was the undercurrent of the discussions at every event. Whether the topic was treasury management, supply chains or trade, the focus was the same.

How Resilient Is Your Supply Chain Finance Program?
BlogRecent analysis from EY-Parthenon compared top-performing U.S. companies by total shareholder return with the broader market between 2020 and 2025. The results reveal a widening divide.

On Stage at EuroFinance: How Treasury Leaders Are Using Supply Chain Finance to Navigate Volatility
BlogSingle bank dependency risked this global apparel brand’s supply chain, encouraging them to turn to a bank-agnostic and flexible approach to supply chain finance.

Closing the Blind Spot: EuroFinance 2025 Highlights Visibility’s Role in Treasury Management
BlogSingle bank dependency risked this global apparel brand’s supply chain, encouraging them to turn to a bank-agnostic and flexible approach to supply chain finance.

The Future of B2B Payments: From Cost Centers to Competitive Advantage
BlogNewsB2B payments have evolved beyond the back office and now sit at the intersection of growth, efficiency, and supply chain resilience.
From Shock Absorption to Strategic Advantage: Rethinking Supply Chain Finance
NewsThere’s been a shift over the years in how supply chain finance (SCF) is approached.
The Missed Opportunity in Payables: Why Banks Should Be Leading the Supply Chain Finance Conversation
NewsFor decades, banks have been at the center of global commerce.
The Evolving Role of SCF in Resilient Supply Chains: Lessons from 2024
BlogThe challenges of 2024 have underscored the importance of resilient supply chains, and revealed that SCF is as much about fostering relationships as it is about managing cash flow.

Preparing for Disruption – How Supply Chain Finance Can Mitigate the Impact
BlogThe Federal Reserve’s recent decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points (bps) has reverberated across global financial markets.

Fed Cuts Interest Rates by Half Point: What It Means for Supply Chain Finance
NewsThe Federal Reserve’s recent decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points (bps) has reverberated across global financial markets.

Lessons Learned from the Stalled EU Late Payment Regulation
BlogThe European Commission has scrapped one of its most ambitious initiatives to curb late payments for B2B transactions. We discuss the factors contributing to this outcome, what to expect as regulatory bodies continue their efforts to blunt the impact of late payments on suppliers, and the role supply chain finance will play.



