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1. ''Trade finance.'' | |||
In simple terms, supply chain finance (SCF) is an arrangement under which a supplier of goods or services is able to obtain finance based on a receivable due from the purchaser of those goods or services. | In simple terms, supply chain finance (SCF) is an arrangement under which a supplier of goods or services is able to obtain finance based on a receivable due from the purchaser of those goods or services. | ||
2. ''Climate change - Climate Investment Funds (CIF).'' | |||
The Strategic Finance Fund, one of the Climate Investment Funds. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Climate change]] | |||
* [[Climate Investment Funds]] (CIF) | |||
* [[Strategic Climate Fund]] | |||
* [[Supply chain finance]] | * [[Supply chain finance]] | ||
* [[Trade finance]] | |||
[[Category: | [[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:43, 2 December 2023
1. Trade finance.
In simple terms, supply chain finance (SCF) is an arrangement under which a supplier of goods or services is able to obtain finance based on a receivable due from the purchaser of those goods or services.
2. Climate change - Climate Investment Funds (CIF).
The Strategic Finance Fund, one of the Climate Investment Funds.
