We have collaborated with the Supply Chain Finance (SCF) Community to jointly host the SCF FCI Corporate Workshop at the 56th Annual Meeting of FCI in Seoul. FCI is the Global Representative Body for Factoring and Financing of Open Account Domestic and International Trade Receivables.
The Annual Meeting is a great opportunity to network and discuss current issues within the Factoring and Receivables Finance Industry. The Meeting will feature insightful presentations by international industry pioneers, in-depth panel discussions on a range of topics by leading industry professionals, and global and regional statistic updates. In addition, the Meeting is well known for its plentiful networking opportunities, and Seoul will provide a backdrop for all of these networking sessions while providing some incredible sightseeing.
Registration for the 56th Annual Meeting closes on 23 May. Hurry and register today by clicking here.
SCF Community is excited to partner with FCI at the Annual Meeting to provide a space for new and innovative research in the fields of supply chain management and supply chain finance to be shared.
In our pursuit of advancing knowledge and understanding in the realm of supply chain finance, we invite you to participate in our upcoming event. Your expertise and scholarly contributions are integral to the collective advancement of our understanding of supply chain finance. For those wishing to present their research, once open, we have provided a registration form where proposals and abstracts can be uploaded for review and confirmation.
Event Details
Location: Grand Hyatt Seoul, Korea
Date: Wednesday, 12 June 2024
Time: 14:00-17:00
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About The Supply Chain Finance (SCF) Community
The Supply Chain Finance (SCF) Community is an independent global community consisting of knowledge institutions, corporations, and supply chain finance professionals who share best practice and new research in an open, collaborative environment. In nine years the Community has become truly global. The aim of the SCF Community is to promote and accelerate the understanding, development and implementation of supply chain finance models. Its founder members are leading business schools supported by corporations, banks, consultancies and technology vendors.
Today the SCF Community supports research projects conducted by institutions connected to the Community and endorses several SCF initiatives like the Special Interest Group (SIG). From 2016 the SCF Community’s activities have expanded to include a global awards scheme, enhanced digital resources and events in Europe, Asia and the US. The SCF Community is a not-for-profit institution managed by an executive board consisting of leading professionals and scientists in the field of supply chain finance.