supply-chain-financing

Supply-Chain Financing

Free up working capital in your supply chain

Supply-Chain Financing

Free up working capital in your supply chain

At a Glance
Free up valuable cash trapped in the supply chain with DBS Supply-Chain Financing (SCF). This innovative working capital solution benefits all parties involved by leveraging our relationship with a corporate anchor to inject liquidity into the supply chain.

Improve working capital

Improves your working capital

Competitive

Enjoy competitive interest rates

Security

No additional security required

How it Works

We finance sales to corporate buyers by accessing invoice information directly from buyers who have signed an agreement with us:

  • As the supplier, you deliver the goods and invoice to your buyer
  • On a pre-agreed date, your buyer sends us his/her payables listings (invoices and credit/debit notes)
  • We then pay you early
  • We collect payment from your buyer on the invoice due date
Fees & Eligible

Benefit from DBS’ experience as a pioneer in supply-chain solutions.

  • Reduce paper transactions with automated processing.
  • Contact your Relationship Manager for confirmation rate.
FAQs
How does it work?

Major retailers may use large-scale Supplier-Financing structures to ensure the viability of their supply chain. They allow suppliers to leverage their credit rating in order to provide them with greater liquidity, ensuring they can meet demand. During the global financial crisis, Supplier-Finance structures helped many companies stay afloat when other bilateral loan facilities were cancelled.

How will SCF affect my transaction processes?

Payment patterns and processes differ between companies, however our product specialists tailor the programme to suit existing invoicing and payment processes. As such, your underlying transactions require minimal change.

What kind of sales/purchases qualify for this type of financing?

Trade transactions must be on open account terms and occur on a recurring basis in order to qualify. Hence, one-off sales or purchases do not qualify.