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Supply chain finance: The role of credit rating and retailer effort on optimal contracts

2021

Abstract Supply chain finance aims at finding the best financing arrangements within a given buyer-supplier dyad. The source of capital can be internal (buyer or supplier) or external (financial institution) to the supply chain. So far, many studies have investigated the optimal mix of the sources of capital; our study aims at contributing to the recent literature that explores the interface of operations and finance extending the supplier-based financing models. As the Covid-19 pandemic hits economic activity, the financial constraints have ever greater importance; knock-on effects of the Covid-19 crisis urges on the critical role of a supply chain that should provide financial resources, …

Economics and EconometricsFinancial institutionSupply chainWorking capitalManagement Science and Operations ResearchSupply chain financeGeneral Business Management and AccountingIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringProfit (economics)Credit ratingTrade creditLoanCapital (economics)Retailer effortTrade creditBusinessCovid-19Industrial organizationInternational Journal of Production Economics
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Trade credit and determinants of profitability in Europe. The case of the agri-food industry

2018

Abstract The objective of this paper is to analyse the effect that trade credit has on the determinants of profitability during the crisis period in Europe. We use panel data for a total of 24,177 European agri-food companies from 2010 to 2014. Among our main contributions, we highlight that we isolate the sector effect and study the country effect by separating the different policies and customs with respect to the granting of trade credit. The results confirm, in general, that trade credit affects profitability depending on the country and the characteristics of size, specificity, market power or reputation.

Marketing050208 financeFood industrybusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subject05 social sciencesMonetary economicsTrade credit0502 economics and businessFinancial crisisProfitability indexBusinessMarket powerBusiness and International Management050203 business & managementFinanceReputationmedia_commonPanel dataInternational Business Review
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Efectos de la crisis en el crédito comercial concedido y relevancia de la diversificación de la actividad

2014

ResumenEl objetivo de este trabajo es estudiar las razones por las que las empresas manufactureras españolas conceden crédito comercial a sus clientes. Hemos analizado teórica y empíricamente 2 aspectos: el efecto producido por la crisis financiero-económica y la importancia que tiene la diversificación de la actividad y el tipo de cliente al que se le concede el crédito comercial. Las principales conclusiones que obtenemos son, por una parte, que el incremento del crédito comercial concedido en periodo de crisis provoca que las empresas sean menos competitivas, y en segundo lugar aportamos evidencia de que la diversificación de la actividad y el hecho de que los clientes sean más o menos h…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementCrèditCrédito comercialDiversification (finance)Financial crisisFinancial systemTipo de cliente y actividadActivity and customer typeCrisi financera global 2007-2009EconomiaCrisis financieraDiversification of activitiesTrade creditDiversificación de la actividadEconomyHomogeneousEconomicsRelevance (law)Trade creditBusiness and International Management
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The recourse to trade credit by Italian firms during the crisis

rade credit, for many firms, is an essential tool for financing growth. Trade credit indicates a practise to buy goods or services on account without making immediate cash payment. Although trade credit is an important source of funds for small businesses, little has been known about the reasons business customers use it. Economists have linked the use of trade credit to transaction and financing motive. The use of trade credit because credit from other sources, particularly from financial institutions, is limited during recession periods represents a reasonable motive. In order to verify if Italian firms faced to credit restrictions by recurring more intensively to trade credit, we examine…

Settore SECS-P/02 Politica EconomicaBank credit trade credit financial crisis credit constraints
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