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As the coronavirus pandemic presents new and complex challenges to keep businesses running amid lockdowns, corporate treasurers must prioritise the management of liquidity, technology and supply chains above all else.
If managing value chains is an integral part of your business, it requires more than just concentrated planning. United Overseas Bank (Malaysia) explains how financial supply chain management can help enhance ...
Don’t rush to extend your payment terms before you have considered all ways to mitigate against the impact on your suppliers. There are supplier payment solutions out there that can improve your working capital ...
The Chinese technology company introduced a cross-border supplier finance programme to improve its own cash conversion cycle while mitigating any drawback for its key suppliers.
The trade finance industry is now at an inflexion point as corporate credit rating pressures, resulting in downgrades and failures in some quarters. Now the time is ripe for trade finance to step into the breach to ...
The advent of digital technology is an important source of growth for national economies. It creates more jobs and is reshaping traditional industries and transforming all sectors, from fashion to automotive, from ...
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