Author(s)

Yifei Ren ¹

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¹ Freelance writer

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ABSTRACT

Supply chain finance has carried out innovation in traditional credit services. It can start from every link of the entire supply chain that financial institutions use financial tools, third-party logistics companies participate in supervision, logistics, business flow, capital flow, and information flow for small and medium enterprises financing. In this situation, so many companies participating in the supply chain finance are likely to cause some risks to commercial banks. By studying the specific forms of supply chain finance risks, this paper aims at the risk prevention measures of supply chain finance. To stabilise financial services, improve the use ratio of funds, and give corresponding suggestions on dealing with supply chain finance risks effectively.

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Yifei Ren, Fintech and Management Strategies to Reduce the Risks of Supply Chain Finance to Commercial Bank. Financial Engineering and Risk Management (2022) Vol. 5: 39-42. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/ferm.2022.050206.

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