Week 1 Cornell Notes on Supply Chain Finance

This assignment presents Week 1 Cornell notes on the topic of Supply Chain Finance (SCF). The notes delve into key concepts such as the growth of SCF in transaction banking, its role in maximizing working capital and liquidity, and its application in both local and domestic trade. The notes also explore how SCF enables organizations to fund themselves through supply chain relationships, emphasizing the integration of various stakeholders for win-win situations. Finally, the assignment discusses risk assessment in SCF using intuitionistic fuzzy information.

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Cross Border Supply During this first week topic, I learnt that there
is a growth of importance for the Supply Chain
Finance or SCF in transaction banking. I learnt
that SCF refers to the use of financial practices,
instruments, as well as technologies in order to
ensure that there is maximization of the
working capital as well as liquidity that has
been tied up in the supply chain processes
Bruijn and others (315) assert that it is through
the Cross Border Supply topic that I was able
to learn that the use of SCF has gained
momentum in not only the local transactions
but also in the domestic or local trade
transactions.
Funding the Organization Based on this topic in week 1, I was able to
learn that Supply Chain Finance has indeed
become an “emerging phenomenon” that
makes it possible for organizations across the
world to fund themselves using their “supply
chain” relations. Through reading this article, I
was able to discern that SFC was made
possible through not only the integration of the

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shrinking inventories but also through faster
collection of money from clients and delaying
the payments that are due to the suppliers.
Through reading the article, I was able to learn
that Jerry and Rogers (35) effective utilization
of the Inventory Theory can be used in
demonstrating how the SCF can benefit the
organization through having both longest and
largest lasting impact on the financial
performance of the organization.
“Risk Assessment of Supply Chain Finance
with intuitionistic Fuzzy Information”
Through reading this article, I was able to learn
that supply chain finance has been regarded as
the newest finance model that has made the
entire industry chain to effectively develop the
financing services. Through this week 1 article,
I was able to learn that SCF’s main aim is the
combination of companies, institutions, as well
as third party logistic organizations in order to
attain win-win situations. Chun-Lian (31)
asserted that the Supply chain is thus
developed in order to ensure that there is
maximization of an organization’s financial

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value.

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References
de Meijer, Carlo, and Menno de Bruijn. "Cross-border supply-chain finance: An important
offering in transaction banking." Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems 7.4 (2014): 304-318.
Huff, Jerry, and Dale S. Rogers. "Funding the organization through supply chain finance: a
longitudinal investigation." Supply Chain Forum: An International Journal. Vol. 16. No. 3.
Taylor & Francis, 2015.
Zhang, Chun-Lian. "Risk assessment of supply chain finance with intuitionistic fuzzy
information." Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems 31.3 (2016): 1967-1975.