Reverse Factoring is a form of receivable financing in trade finance whereby a buyer arranges for the financing of invoices raised on him by a supplier. Reverse Factoring is very similar to traditional factoring with the noticeable difference of the buyer being the arranger of the facility rather than the supplier as in traditional factoring. This feature does have some impact on risk, pricing, adaptability...
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Supply Chain Finance was created to provide a reliable, quick and tailored financing solution that may be applied across a company's entire supply chain. How Supply Chain Finance differs from other traditional forms of financing is that it is usually in the shape of a consistent template that once structured, may be applied to all channel partners in an expedited fashion....
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When it comes to Supply Chain financing, there are many options a company can use to collaborate with their suppliers. On one occasion I was lucky enough to see an example where a large manufacturer was able to use their Banking relationship and solid balance sheet to help some of their suppliers finance the large orders....
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