What role do FinTech companies play in supply chain finance? A signaling intermediary perspective

Hua, Song; Han, Siqi; Liu, Wenyi; Ganguly, Anirban

doi:10.1108/jbim-12-2021-0587

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“…In the green supply chain, manufacturers need to pay a lot of costs for green product research and development, which will lead to high capital pressure for manufacturers to carry out green production. However, capital flow, as an important factor affecting business operations, is crucial to the development of enterprises (Song et al , 2022). Nowadays, as the e-commerce develops continuously, internet finance has risen rapidly, and many e-commerce companies have set up financial sectors to provide online financing services for cooperative enterprises.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pricing and green promotion effort strategies in dual-channel green supply chain: considering e-commerce platform financing and free-riding

Shan

2023

JBIM

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Purpose This paper aims to explore product pricing and green promotion effort policies and further analyzes the influences of financing interest rate, green promotion effort and free-riding behavior on the optimal strategies. Design/methodology/approach Research will be conducted with the aid of Stackelberg game research method, considering that the manufacturer has financial constraints and financing from e-commerce platform, and consumers have dual preferences, based on the two models of no green promotion effort for physical store and green promotion effort for physical store to explore dual-channel green supply chain strategies. Findings This research puts forward the following findings, in the two models: the rise in financing interest rate leads to an increase in wholesale and selling prices of dual channels and a decrease in demand of dual channels. The green promotion effort has a positive impact on wholesale prices, selling prices and demand of dual channels. The rise of free-riding rate makes offline wholesale and selling prices fall, whereas online wholesale and selling prices rise. Originality/value This research results can provide reference for the decision-making in the context of supply chain financing and free-riding.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pricing and green promotion effort strategies in dual-channel green supply chain: considering e-commerce platform financing and free-riding

Shan

2023

JBIM

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“…The advancement of technology also helps accelerate the flow of information and mitigate issues of information asymmetry and transparency among SCF actors (Gelsomino et al. , 2022; Song et al. , 2022).…”

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Governance requirements in supply chain finance: the need for a dual-layered semipermeable boundary

Phraknoi,

Stevenson,

Jia

2024

IJPDLM

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PurposeThe purpose of this study is to define and investigate the governance requirements of supply chain finance (SCF).Design/methodology/approachA qualitative analysis of 849 news articles published in UK newspapers (2000–2022) using the Gioia method.FindingsSCF governance relies on developing capacities for reflexive scrutiny at two stages: (1) prior to entering into an SCF relationship and (2) during its operation. Based on the notion of SCF as a complex adaptive system, we theorise SCF governance requirements as a dual-layered semipermeable boundary. The semipermeability of the two layers allows for a dynamic exchange between the SCF system and its environment. The first layer is the capacity to selectively enable or control the entry and access of certain actors and practices into the SCF system. The second layer is a capacity for ongoing scrutiny of the SCF operation and its development. Further, we identify five aspects of governance to be enabled, i.e. enhancing adaptability, building confidence, improving efficiency, advancing technology and promoting transparency; and four aspects to be controlled, i.e. preventing abuse of power, curbing fraud risk, constraining operational risk and restricting risky extensions to SCF practices.Practical implicationsOur dynamic framework can guide supply chain (SC) members in making decisions about whether to participate, or continue to operate, in an SCF relationship. Moreover, the findings have implications for policymakers and authorities who oversee entry/access and the involvement of SCF providers, particularly, fintech firms.Originality/valueThe study contributes to both the SC and governance literature by providing a systematic analysis of what SCF governance has to accomplish. Our novel contribution lies in its analysis of SCF governance based on a complex adaptive system approach, which expands the existing literature where SCF is described in rather static terms. More specifically, it suggests a need for a dynamic duality of SCF governance through the semipermeable boundary that selectively enables and controls certain SCF actors and practices.

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“…In essence, SCF fosters mutual trust and collaboration among all involved parties rather than promoting rivalry. Furthermore, it addresses the generation and flow of value within this context [11].…”

Section: How Finance Technology Improve Sc Ecosystemmentioning

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Textual Insights Into Supply Chain Finance: A Systematic Review

Das,

Bhowmik

2024

IJABMR

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upply Chain Finance (SCF) is evolving rapidly, driven by innovative technological solutions that enhance transparency and flexibility while seamlessly integrating capital and logistics flows within the financial service sector. This paper aims to advance SCF research by applying the TF-IDF technique and exploring various SCF dimensions in relation to SCF solution implementation. Drawing from a comprehensive review of over 250 academic databases, this study showcases the importance of Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency (TF-IDF) in information retrieval through text mining. Emphasizing the SCF mechanism and technological innovation as pivotal factors, we analyse keyword frequencies and assess term relevance within this document collection, focusing on the financial liquidity and feasibility of SCF. Our findings provide valuable insights into capital gain, sustainability, and feasible replenishments within SCF. In conclusion, this paper identifies potential research avenues based on the current framework and data analysis, offering a roadmap for future exploration in this dynamic field.

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What role do FinTech companies play in supply chain finance? A signaling intermediary perspective

Cited by 20 publications

References 82 publications

Pricing and green promotion effort strategies in dual-channel green supply chain: considering e-commerce platform financing and free-riding

Pricing and green promotion effort strategies in dual-channel green supply chain: considering e-commerce platform financing and free-riding

Governance requirements in supply chain finance: the need for a dual-layered semipermeable boundary

Textual Insights Into Supply Chain Finance: A Systematic Review

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