What could the supply chains of the future look like? TreasuryLog spoke to supply chain finance expert Stephan Knauf and Head of Marketing Pia Himmelsbach from Traxpay about the effects of COVID and current resilient market reactions. Please notice that this article is only available in German.
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The sale of receivables is an effective means of releasing the liquidity tied up in them.
Due to the effects of "black swan events" (pandemic, climate change, energy shortages), securing sufficient liquidity has become a high priority for corporate treasury departments. When focusing on securing liquidity, in addition to the question of "how", the first question that arises is the origin of liquidity.
The digitalisation of trade documents and supply chain financing instruments is one of the most important prerequisites for the automation and financing of (international) trade transactions and thus for stable supply chains.
