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#An organisation, usually a large buyer, which facilitates a buyer-led supply chain finance programme for its suppliers. The anchor party's strong credit is the economic underpinning of the finance. | |||
#The term may also refer to a large seller which organises a programme of receivables purchase financings in relation to its customers. | |||
Revision as of 16:43, 15 April 2016
- An organisation, usually a large buyer, which facilitates a buyer-led supply chain finance programme for its suppliers. The anchor party's strong credit is the economic underpinning of the finance.
- The term may also refer to a large seller which organises a programme of receivables purchase financings in relation to its customers.
