The article highlights persistent global supply chain challenges, exacerbated by crises and political instability, requiring new frameworks and the integration of advanced technologies. Key strategies include safeguarding working capital, stabilizing financial chains, and leveraging digital currencies and e-invoicing. Businesses must navigate regulatory, technological, and operational complexities to achieve sustainable growth.
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On June 12th, the SCF FCI Research Symposium "Financing the Supply Chain" took place at the FCI 56th Annual Meeting in Seoul, South Korea, featuring insightful presentations and networking opportunities for supply chain professionals. Highlights included sessions on SCF instruments and trends, industry case studies by Michiel Steeman, and Rea Bosco Vaz's discussions on supply chain resilience and investment needs. The event concluded with an interactive networking session.
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On June 10th, the SCF FCI Corporate Workshop "Building Resilience in the Supply Chain" took place at the FCI 56th Annual Meeting in Seoul, South Korea, featuring insightful presentations and networking opportunities for supply chain professionals. Highlights included sessions on SCF solutions, resilience strategies, and a panel discussion on supply chain finance models for SMEs.
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The Supply Chain Finance (SCF) Community is an independent global community consisting of knowledge institutions, corporations, and supply chain finance professionals who share best practice and new research in an open, collaborative environment. In nine years the Community has become truly global.
The aim of the SCF Community is to promote and accelerate the understanding, development and implementation of supply chain finance models. Its founder members are leading business schools supported by corporations, banks, consultancies and technology vendors.
In 2013 the SCF Community held its first conference at Nyenrode Business University in The Netherlands. Since then, the SCF Community Forum has evolved into an annual event that brings together more than 200 participants from corporates, business schools, banks, technology firms and governments. At the same time, the Community itself has expanded to include SCF practitioners all over the world.
From 2016 the SCF Community’s activities have expanded to include a global awards scheme, enhanced digital resources and events in both Europe, Asia and the United States of America. Today the SCF Community supports research projects conducted by institutions connected with us and endorses several SCF initiatives such as the Special Interest Group and partners with SCF ventures like the Spark! Living Lab.
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