#404 – Supply Chain Finance and Cash Conversion Cycle Explained
In this episode, Craig Jeffery speaks with Paul Galloway of Strategic Treasurer about supply chain finance and the cash conversion cycle as part of the 2026 Analyst Report series.
In this episode, Craig Jeffery speaks with Paul Galloway of Strategic Treasurer about supply chain finance and the cash conversion cycle as part of the 2026 Analyst Report series.
This webinar will examine the evolving role of SCF and CCC platforms in managing liquidity, automating key processes, and strengthening supply chains. Attendees will gain perspective on market trends and technology advancements that help treasury and finance teams enhance visibility, accelerate cash flow, and build resilience across the supply chain.
Treasury teams are entering 2026 with increasing pressure on liquidity, credit availability, and supplier stability. In this fireside chat with eCapital, we will explore practical steps treasurers can take to accelerate cash conversion, strengthen supplier relationships, and maintain control in a shifting trade environment. The discussion will examine how tariffs and global trade policies are influencing working capital, and how a well-structured supply chain finance (SCF) program can enhance visibility, extend terms responsibly, and mitigate counterparty risk. We will also highlight how SCF and export-import finance (EXIM) can work together to support exporters and reduce trade exposure.
All excellent companies are intentional in optimizing working capital. Technology can be an important tool in working capital initiatives, whether through driving up efficiency in the cash conversion cycle (CCC) or by offering supply chain finance (SCF). This webinar will cover SCF and CCC automation solutions, explaining what they do, the factors driving their adoption, different SCF models, and the leading practices for implementing these types of solutions. This includes a discussion of working capital councils, eliminating competing KPIs, and improving supplier participation.
Supply chain finance (SCF) can power a win-win for buyer and supplier, helping to strengthen and support vital supply chains while still protecting the buyer’s liquidity. While forms of SCF have existed for a long time, the landscape is changing as modern technologies intersect today’s needs. This webinar will dive deep into the future of SCF, covering areas such as the following:
-Volatility and interest rates
-Networks, AI, and other technologies impacting SCF
-Supplier relationships and participation
-Foundational elements for selecting an SCF provider
-SCF trends to expect in 2023