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Busting Payable Finance Myths  |  2018 Corporate Guide


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Busting Payable Finance Myths in the Digital Age is designed to help Finance, Procurement, Treasury and Supply Chain professions evaluate the latest trends, issues, and perspectives impacting buyer-led early pay techniques. GBI conducted over thirty interviews with corporate treasurers who have implemented various early pay programs or are thinking about implementing various programs to provide deeper content than press release type information.

Contents

I.      Developing Buyer-led Early Payment Options Across the Total Supply Base
II.     Adoption of Early Pay
III.    Key Trends Impacting Buyer-Led Techniques
  1. Managing Multiple Solutions
  2. Supply Chain Finance Attempts to go Beyond Large Investment Grade Companies
  3. From Self Funding to Hybrid Models
  4. Onboarding Suppliers - Can we Leverage Technology to Conduct KYC compliance?
  5. Proliferation of Early Pay Options for Suppliers
  6. Technology Trends – Predicitive Analytics, E-invoicing, and Supplier Portals
IV.     Key Issues Impacting Buyer-Led Techniques
  1.  How are Implementation Cycles improving?
  2.  Update on Accounting Treatment – Bank vs. Trade debt issue
  3. What Finance costs do Suppliers pay for Early Pay Finance?
  4. How will Rising Rates impact Early Pay Programs?
  5. Is there a Role for Blockchain and Supply Chain Finance
V. Top Priorities of Major Providers
VI. Featured Sponsors

GBI HAS PRODUCED FIVE STATE OF SUPPLY CHAIN FINANCE PUBLICATIONS
> prior publications in 2007, 2009, 2012, 2014, 2016.


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