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Supply Chain Finance (SCF) is a financial instrument used to facilitate the flow of goods and services between buyers and suppliers. It is a form of trade finance that helps to reduce the risk of non-payment and improve the liquidity of the supply chain. SCF is typically used by large companies to manage their supply chain and to ensure that their suppliers are paid on time. It also helps to reduce the cost of financing for suppliers, as they can access funds at a lower cost than traditional financing.
SCF is a growing market, with many companies offering services to help businesses manage their supply chain. These services include invoice financing, purchase order financing, and supply chain analytics. Companies in the SCF market include Taulia, PrimeRevenue, C2FO, and Tradeshift. Show Less Read more