The financial supply chain today misses the opportunity
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The financial supply chain today misses the opportunity
Financial supply chain today: missing out on opportunities. Approved invoices sit idle until they are due, and due dates are extended to the limit: 120 days at Anheuser-Busch, 60 at Hertz, 56 industry average, 45 at Apple. Suppliers carry high DPOs and high working capital requirements, have no access to capital markets and face financing that often costs 12-15% annually, while buyers typically hold an investment grade rating and good access to the capital market.
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“The financial supply chain today misses the opportunity” gives the deck a concrete problem claim. Financial supply chain today: missing out on opportunities. Approved invoices sit idle until they are due, and due dates are extended to the limit: 120 days at Anheuser-Busch, 60 at Hertz, 56 industry average, 45 at Apple. Suppliers carry high DPOs and high working capital requirements, have no access to capital markets and face financing that often costs 12-15% annually, while buyers typically hold an investment grade rating and good access to the capital market. Its job is to make that part of the argument easy to grasp before the narrative advances to the next point.
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