On December 3, SFNet will host its first Supply Chain Finance Conference, at Greenberg Traurig in New York City. Industry leaders and experts will converge to explore the latest trends and insights in supply chain finance. This full-day event will provide invaluable knowledge and networking opportunities, featuring a diverse range of sessions designed to deepen your understanding of the supply chain finance ecosystem.

Bob Grbic of White Oak Commercial Finance and Paul Schuldiner of Rosenthal & Rosenthal are co-chairs of the event planning committee. “The growth of supply chain finance, both in the U.S. and globally, in terms of funds employed and products, warrants discussion. The underlying premise of the SFNet Supply Chain Conference, the financing of receivables on a non-recourse basis, is the core of factoring and provides new opportunities for our members,” said Grbic. 

Schuldiner commented, “The timing of the Conference is perfect as we have witnessed first-hand how inter-connected the world of international trade is especially during COVID and its aftermath. Businesses are looking for more efficient working capital solutions that better facilitate cross-border trade. This is especially evident in the lower middle market which may not be able to access supply chain finance tools that were once only available to larger companies.”

Schuldiner and Grbic explained the Conference is aimed at any working capital lender who finances international trade, as well as attorneys, CPAs and logistics providers. “In order to better serve your customers, knowledge of using supply chain finance in all of its various forms should be top of mind if you are engaged in providing solutions,” said Schuldiner.

The program* will include two keynote speakers: Matt Colyar, economist at Moody’s Analytics, and Dan North of Allianz who will share his expertise and perspectives on the evolving landscape of supply chain finance. 

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