Supply Chain Finance: Generation and Growth of New Financing Approach

Abbasi, Waseem Ahmed; Wang, Zongrun; Abbasi, Danish Ahmed

doi:10.15640/jfbm.v5n2a5

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“…AI algorithm mainly processes some big data quickly and intensively through dataefficient processing equipment and computing equipment of massive data algorithm, analyzes the results through processing, and imitates human intelligence and intellectual response through processing results. Data mining belongs to an independent system in AI (Abbasi and Abbasi 2017). It coexists with, runs independently, and does not depend on AI.…”

Section: Environmental Cost Control Modelling Based On Ai Decision Trmentioning

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Environmental cost control system of manufacturing enterprises using artificial intelligence based on value chain of circular economy

Chen

Liu

Huang

et al. 2020

Enterprise Information Systems

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Section: Environmental Cost Control Modelling Based On Ai Decision Trmentioning

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Environmental cost control system of manufacturing enterprises using artificial intelligence based on value chain of circular economy

Chen

Liu

Huang

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Enterprise Information Systems

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“…Generally, the 3PL firms that provide guarantees of supply chain finance is relatively stronger and larger enterprises ( Abbasi et al, 2017 ; Wang and Wang, 2019 ). Firm size has a positive relationship of supply chain finance practices ( Uyar, 2009 ; Ali, 2021 ).…”

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The Impact of the Scale of Third-Party Logistics Guaranteeing Firms on Bank Credit Willingness in Supply Chain Finance: An ERP Study

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Supply chain financing guaranteed by third-party logistics (3PL) firms is an effective way to solve the financing difficulties of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Studies have explored factors that affect the willingness of supply chain financial credit providers under guarantee of 3PL firms (e.g., the scale of financing enterprises and credit). However, whether the scale of 3PL firms will affect the bank’s credit decision has not been studied, as well as the neural processing of credit decisions. To clarify these issues, this study extracted behavioral and event-related potentials (ERPs) data when participants performed a selection task of judging whether to grant credit to guaranteed financing-seeking enterprises according to the large or small scale of the 3PL guaranteeing firms. The behavioral results showed that under the condition of a large-scale 3PL guaranteeing firm, the willingness to provide credit to SMEs was higher than that under the condition of a small-scale 3PL guaranteeing firm. This finding indicates there was credit scale discrimination against 3PL guaranteeing firms in supply chain finance. The ERP results showed that compared with the condition of a large-scale 3PL guaranteeing firm, a greater N2 amplitude was induced under the condition of a small-scale 3PL guaranteeing firm, which indicated that credit decision makers experienced greater perceived risk and more decision-making conflict. In contrast, a larger LPP amplitude was detected under the condition of a large-scale 3PL guaranteeing firm (as opposed to a small-scale firm), which indicated that large-scale 3PL guaranteeing firms received more positive comments and more positive emotions from credit decision makers than small-scale 3PL guaranteeing firms. Based on these results, this study reveals the cognition process of credit decision makers regarding the impact of the 3PL guaranteeing firm scale on the willingness to provide credit in supply chain finance and explains the theory of credit scale discrimination from the perspective of decision neuroscience.

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“…The birth of supply chain finance can effectively alleviate the financing difficulties of small and medium-sized enterprises and the increasingly fierce competition among banks. It can also enable core enterprises to further reduce costs, improve efficiency and enhance market competitiveness by participating in this business (Abbasi et al, 2017). Therefore, the research content of this paper has important theoretical and practical significance.…”

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A Study on Evolution Game of Accounts Receivable Pledge Financing in Supply Chain Finance Model

Xia¹

2022

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In practice, due to information asymmetry and the bounded rationality of game participants, most of the actions taken by game participants are irrational. The evolutionary game theory is based on bounded rationality and looks at the adjustment process of group behavior through the perspective of system theory. Therefore, this paper will use the idea of evolutionary game to discuss the issue of SMEs' accounts receivable pledge financing under the supply chain finance model. This paper builds the model on the basis that both sides of the game are bounded rationality. In real life, the behavior of individuals tends to be more bounded rationality. By constructing an evolutionary game model under bounded rationality, we can see that the final evolution result between banks and loan companies is related to many factors. From the phase diagram of the evolutionary game, it can be seen that the area on both sides of the dotted line of the phase diagram is mainly determined by the profit matrix, but the direction of the final evolution is mainly determined by the initial state of the game.

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Supply Chain Finance: Generation and Growth of New Financing Approach

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Environmental cost control system of manufacturing enterprises using artificial intelligence based on value chain of circular economy

Environmental cost control system of manufacturing enterprises using artificial intelligence based on value chain of circular economy

The Impact of the Scale of Third-Party Logistics Guaranteeing Firms on Bank Credit Willingness in Supply Chain Finance: An ERP Study

A Study on Evolution Game of Accounts Receivable Pledge Financing in Supply Chain Finance Model

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