Supply Chain Finance (SCF)

Our expert panel reveal how to unlock sources of capital, optimise cashflow and ultimately reduce risk within trade relationships.

The digitalisation of global trade is well underway, opening the door to more innovative, accessible trade finance solutions, and supporting trade and business growth around the world. The opportunity to leverage these digital capabilities could not be better timed....

Natasha Condon and Martijn Stoker explain how corporate treasury teams can manage ongoing uncertainty in 2023.

Monday, 4 September 5.30am PT/ 8.30AM ET/ 2.00pm BST/ 3.00pm CEST Join this session to discover: How solutions such as trade receivables finance and trade receivables securitisation can offer value Expert guidance on finding a balance between supplier-...

Krishna Sampath (BNP Paribas) reflects on the APAC region’s main treasury events of 2022 before looking forward to the rest of 2023.

Paths towards sustainable best practice within the trade finance space at a time when the ESG sphere is rapidly maturing.

Following a deluge of shocks to global supply chains, treasurers are searching for ways to build greater resiliency into their supplier relationships.

Today we are seeing a renewed focus on RTCs and SSCs. What is driving this change?

Treasurers will yet again need to be on the front foot in 2023, looking to add value at every turn.

As ESG becomes a major factor in SCF, it is important to be aware of the growing range of tools available to treasurers to help support sustainability.

In the real economy, where trading activities come face to face with real-world pressures, business strategies and models need to evolve sustainably.

J.P. Morgan’s Bayo Osolake, who joins Eleanor Hill (TMI) to discuss how treasurers can facilitate global trade in the currently turbulent macroeconomic environment.