Unlocking Liquidity: How to Effectively Implement Supply Chain Financing

Turmoil over the recession, credit access and higher fuel costs are concerns that dominate today's headlines. Global commerce and finance are in a tumultuous period. Consumers are cutting back on purchases, creating a ripple effect that is impacting manufacturers, retailers and wholesalers.

Furthermore, the domino effect of the slowdown is affecting supply chains both upstream and downstream. Large buying organizations are continuing to extend terms to improve working capital and it has become a challenge for suppliers to stay in business.

Companies are turning to financial institutions for alternative sources of liquidity and working capital as they are sourcing, manufacturing and selling all over the world. They are seeking new markets, top line revenue growth and cheaper costs of goods sold on the procurement side. It is up to financial institutions to set up structures both from a cash management and a trade finance perspective that manage risk and a variable regulatory environment. Additionally, these companies are looking to identify and mobilize trapped cash and liquidity on a global basis.

Join us for a live webcast and hear supply chain finance experts, Navdeep Gupta, Director, Treasury, Advance Auto Parts and Jon Richman, Managing Director and Global Product Head, Trade and Financial Supply Chain Global Transaction Banking, Deutsche Bank, provide insights into how to accommodate your working capital needs. They will address the following points during this interactive session:

• Learn why and how to utilize a supplier financing solution
• Identify best practices in implementing a robust financial supply chain solution
• Understand procurement's role during implementation
• Discover ways to facilitate on-boarding of suppliers