This webinar covers the results and provides insights into the 2019 Supply Chain Finance Survey.
Supply Chain Finance: 2019 Survey Results Webinar
Co-presented by Kyriba
Date: Thurday, March 28, 2019
Time: 11:00AM – 12:00PM EST
Where: This is an online event.
Join Strategic Treasurer & Kyriba in this live discussion on the main drivers enticing firms to launch and participate in SCF programs, how working capital and economic performance impact these drivers, and which factors are most important for organizations regarding the purchase, implementation, and ongoing use of SCF technology.
The speaker panel will go over the key findings from our 2019 Supply Chain Finance Survey. The data will be presented from the standpoint of numerous parties within the supply chain. Discussion will include the projected impact of these findings for treasury and finance teams heading into 2019 and beyond.
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2019 Supply Chain Finance Survey Summary Report
2019 Supply Chain Finance Survey Summary Report
In 2019, the 2nd iteration of Strategic Treasurer’s supply chain finance survey, developed in partnership with Kyriba, sought to pinpoint the unique factors that are ultimately influencing the evolution of the SCF space, both from a provider and user standpoint.
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