Supply Chain Finance: What It Does and Does Not
Supply chain finance explained for Indian lenders — what SCF actually delivers
for NBFCs and banks, where its credit logic holds, and where its limits lie.
An honest assessment beyond the hype.
Perspectives on SME finance, working capital, and supply chain finance across lenders, anchors, and business ecosystems.
Supply chain finance explained for Indian lenders — what SCF actually delivers
for NBFCs and banks, where its credit logic holds, and where its limits lie.
An honest assessment beyond the hype.
Deep-tier Supply Chain Finance (DTSCF) is often sighted as a magic spell that could transform the funding landscape for SMEs. While the concept has caught attention, scaling DTSCF is proving to be difficult. As you scratch the surface, several challenges become evident
Pandemic has disrupted the Supply Chains. This brings both challenges and opportunities for industry as well as Supply Chain Finance practitioners including Fintechs. However, its the technology that will drive the future of SCF.
Greensill Capital, a UK based SCF company, filed for insolvency early this month. The company’s SCF business was ostensibly built on ‘Reverse Factoring’ (RF) arrangement. While media reports and regulators evaluate what went wrong, we as practitioners need discern facts from fiction and pick up our lessons. Amit Balooni share the learnings this case has for bankers