Supply chain finance in practice: we’re often asked how each form of SCF works in a real business scenario.
The diagrams below explain how buyer-initiated supply chain finance differs from supplier-initiated supply chain finance, and what this means for real businesses.
For more information on the benefits of supply chain finance for both buyers and suppliers, read our latest article.
You can also review real life examples in our case studies section of this website.
Supplier Initiated Supply Chain Finance in Practice:
“As a company, we’re committed to improving and reducing payment terms throughout the supply chain. This can be a challenge, but the types of finance available are slowly evolving. With Woodsford TradeBridge’s supply chain finance programme, we have found a way to secure supplier and subcontractor relationships without compromising our cash position”
– Paul McCulloch, Osborne
Buyer Initiated Supply Chain Finance in Practice:
TradeBridge Corporate
Predicting what’s coming isn’t easy. That’s why we help entrepreneurially-minded businesses like yours to unlock the funding you need to seize new opportunities. We pay your suppliers on their set terms (or earlier), and you repay us on an agreed future date, freeing up cash.
