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Philipp Wetzel
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M.A. HSG
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Wetzel
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Item type:Publication, Working Capital Management Studie 2020 – Supply Chain Finance in-n-out(2020-08-26) ;Hofmann, ErikType:bookVolume:7. Auflage - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Working Capital Management Study 2020 – Supply Chain Finance in-n-out(2020-08-26) ;Hofmann, Erik“The king is dead, long live the king!” Or as the saying goes: “cash is king!” Working capital management (WCM) is once again the top priority for CFOs – despite the continued low-interest environment and government injections of liquidity amounting to billions of francs. The trigger for this development was (and still is) the coronavirus crisis. Regardless of the size of the company, sector or country – finance and supply chain managers are focusing more than ever on the management of working capital, securing and managing liquidity. Even before the crisis arose, far-sighted CFOs began to secure their liquidity requirements by using systematic WCM and by releasing capital tied up in the supply chain. Inter-company WCM approaches based on cooperation are popular at the moment and can be summed up by the generic term “supply chain finance” (SCF). But how much liquidity can be released with SCF financing solutions? And how has the range of services on the SCF market developed in recent months? The seventh edition of the WCM study is dedicated to these questions and many other interesting issues. This edition aims to highlight further ways of creating financial room for manoeuvre and focus on developments in supply chain finance from the perspective of individual companies (inside-out) as well as from the market (outside-in).Type:bookVolume:7. Auflage - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Working Capital Management Studie 2019 - Supply Chain Finance Fortführung(2019-09-18) ;Hofmann, ErikType:bookVolume:6. Auflage - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Working Capital Management Study 2019 - Supply Chain Finance Follow-up(2019-09-18) ;Hofmann, ErikReducing capital tie-up costs, increasing internal financing capacity and releasing liquidity are the three key goals of CFOs in working capital management(WCM). However, achieving these goals is a major challenge for many companies due to various internal and external conflicts of interest. Supply chain finance (SCF) as an alternative form of financing is an innovative dimension of WCM and opens up many opportunities for finance managers to achieve their goals in WCM together with suppliers and customers. But how has the willingness to introduce SCF changed over recent years? Which tools are companies using to optimize working capital? Which obstacles exist in relation to the use of SCF solutions? What is the situation regarding the self-financing capacity of Swiss companies? What impact is the continued low interest-rate environment having on demand for working capital? And what percentage of invoices are automated and processed digitally at Swiss companies? The 6th edition of the WCM Study, published by the Supply Chain Finance Lab of Swiss Post at the University of St. Gallen, explores this and other fascinating issues. The study looks at the performance fields in WCM and illustrates key methods – using best practice examples – for achieving financial flexibility beyond traditional company boundaries.Type:bookVolume:6. Auflage - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Working Capital Management Studie 2018 - Supply Chain Finance Einführung(2018-08-28) ;Hofmann, ErikType:bookVolume:5. Auflage - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Working Capital Management Study 2018 - Supply Chain Finance Introduction(2018-08-28) ;Hofmann, ErikType:bookVolume:5. Auflage - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Third party logistics providers and financial value-added services: Good governance practicesType:bookVolume:The Supply Chain Finance Essential Knowledge SeriesIssue:Volume 4 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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