International Conference on Supply Chain Finance and Risk Analytics (ICSCFRA - 26)

This track explores novel financing mechanisms that enhance liquidity and efficiency within supply chains. Papers may address alternative funding sources, supplier financing models, and their implications for supply chain resilience.

This session focuses on the application of risk analytics to identify, assess, and mitigate risks in supply chain operations. Contributions should highlight methodologies for analyzing operational, financial, and strategic risks.

This track examines strategies for optimizing working capital within supply chains to improve overall financial performance. Submissions should discuss techniques for managing cash flow, inventory, and receivables.

This session invites papers that delve into the assessment of financial risks associated with supply chain activities. Topics may include credit risk evaluation, cost of capital considerations, and the impact of external factors on financial stability.

This track investigates the relationship between supply chain optimization practices and financial outcomes. Authors are encouraged to present empirical studies or theoretical frameworks linking operational efficiency to financial metrics.

This session addresses the critical role of payment terms in managing cash flow within supply chains. Contributions should explore how different payment strategies affect liquidity and supplier relationships.

This track focuses on the frameworks and tools used for financial decision-making in supply chain environments. Papers should highlight case studies or models that enhance decision quality under uncertainty.

This session examines the interplay between operational risk management and the resilience of supply chains. Submissions should explore strategies for mitigating risks that threaten supply chain continuity.

This track invites discussions on investment strategies and analysis techniques pertinent to supply chain projects. Papers should evaluate the financial viability and return on investment of various supply chain initiatives.

This session explores funding mechanisms that support innovation within supply chains. Contributions may include discussions on venture capital, public-private partnerships, and other financing avenues.

This track focuses on the development and application of metrics to assess financial performance in supply chains. Authors are encouraged to present frameworks that integrate financial and operational metrics for comprehensive evaluation.