Introduction to Supply Chain Finance & Blockchain Technology
About this course
What is Supply Chain Finance? How does Blockchain apply? In this course, you’ll learn about an emerging set of solutions within trade finance implemented by financial institutions, leading corporate buyers and their trading partners all over the world known as Supply Chain Finance. You’ll learn about the key enablers in Supply Chain Finance and recognize the key challenges in the current market that are responsible for the growing interest in Supply Chain Finance. You’ll cover the concept, attributes, and metrics of working capital in great detail and review the four main products and solutions in Supply Chain Finance. The course will wrap up with a brief introduction to Blockchain and the basic concepts of Blockchain Technology. By the end of this course, you’ll have learned about the options to enter into the Supply Chain Finance market and how to identify the best solutions for your organization. There is no prerequisite knowledge required to participate in this course, but general business and financial acumen are helpful in understanding the full details of Supply Chain Finance solutions.
Price shown by Coursera — confirm on their site.
Enroll on CourseraYou'll be redirected to Coursera to complete enrollment.
- Listed & compared by CourseAsk
- English · All Levels
More courses like this
Food Safety for : Chefs and Food Handlers
Udemy · MOOC / Non-credit
edX
Supply Chain Design
edX · MOOC / Non-credit
Coursera
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Professional Training
Coursera · Certificate
MB-330: Dynamics 365 SCM Functional Consultant Practice Test
Udemy · MOOC / Non-credit
More courses from Coursera
Coursera
TCP/IP and Internet
Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani · MOOC / Non-credit
Coursera
Agile Project Management
University of Colorado Boulder · Master's Degree
Coursera
Conservation and Sustainable Development
University of Michigan · MOOC / Non-credit
Coursera
Extra-Galactic Astronomy
University of Cambridge · MOOC / Non-credit