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Key Points about Supply Chain Finance

Companies considering putting a program in place should think about access to capital, the extent of the network, and the capabilities of the provider.

By Susan Kelly | Updated on August 09, 2017

Supply chain finance has taken off in recent years, fueled by companies’ greater focus on working capital management, as well as banks’ retreat from lending in the wake of the financial crisis.

“Almost every business is becoming increasingly global and that stretches their supply chain out a lot,” noted Craig Jeffery, managing partner at Atlanta-based consultancy Strategic Treasurer.

 

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