8th Annual Supply Chain Finance Summit

CODIX IS A BRAND SPONSOR OF SCFS 2022

What is the impact of the pandemic and the macro-economic issues on SCF? This is just one of the in-demand subjects to be discussed during the 8th Annual Supply Chain Finance Summit which will take place on 26 April in London. The event, organized by BCR Publishing, will also look at how longer the spectacular rates of growth for the industry from the pre-pandemic period can continue. CODIX is a Brand Sponsor of the international conference.

Supply Chain Finance continues to accelerate, with global volumes growing by nearly 50% from the pre-pandemic period and utilisation also increasing dramatically. It is expanding faster than ever for new the business as well as the existing one. Corporates are now fast-tracking their decision-making when it comes to approving supply chain finance programmes. BCR’s SCF Summit will examine also:

• What are the latest innovations and trends in the sector?
• How did SCF become a driver for sustainability and how to carry ESG principles and alignment through to supply chains?
• The challenges of realising SCF’s potential to deliver ESG objectives?
• Risk management strategies – changes due to the pandemic

Join the 8th Annual Supply Chain Finance Summit and find out the answers to these and many other critical questions on the future of global SCF development. Make sure you don’t miss the presentation of Laurent Tabouelle, COO of CODIX Group, on how technology can improve factoring and receivables finance operations.

The SCF Summit is attracting global industry practitioners, representing experts from all sides of the table, including: global banks & supply chain finance platforms, auditors, ratings agencies, legal & insurance experts, technology providers & fintechs, corporate treasurers, financial directors & heads of procurement.

*BCR Publishing is the world’s leading provider of receivables finance market intelligence for receivables finance, factoring, alternative finance, supply chain finance, working capital management and trade receivables securitization.