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Supply chains shifting to APAC, including China – HSBC report
Corporate TreasurerAPAC corporates continue to deglobalise in order to strengthen their supply chains, while taking advantage of opportunities from the RCEP.
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Asia Pacific corporates embracing nearshoring, says HSBC
Corporates in the Asia Pacific (Apac) region are bringing production and sourcing closer to home as they seek both to mitigate the risk of overreliance on distant suppliers and take advantage of incentives created by newly established trade deals, according to research by HSBC.
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HSBC sees APAC corporates shifting to local supply chains
Over the next 12-24 months corporates in Asia Pacific are looking to move more of their supply chains closer to home.
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Supply chains shifting to APAC, including China – HSBC report
APAC corporates continue to deglobalise in order to strengthen their supply chains, while taking advantage of opportunities from the RCEP.
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Citi GPS: Global Supply Chains
LONDON--Citi has launched its latest Global Perspectives & Solutions (Citi GPS) report titled: Supply Chain Finance: Uncertainty in Global Supply Chains Is Going to Stay. Its findings indicate that in an environment of stabilising trade flows and cooling goods demand, disruption remains top of mind for businesses reliant on Global supply chains.
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Supply Chain Finance Uncertainty in Global Supply Chains Is Going to Stay
Wed, January 11, 2023 Global Citibank ,Citigroup ,Supply Chain ,Supply Chain Financing ,Trade FinanceTrade flows are a fundamental driver of global economic growth and commerce, mitigating pressures and inflationary challenges, with social and environmental benefits intrinsically linked to that growth. Trade accounts for 52% of global GDP, according to the World Bank.
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Supply chain issues drive SME alternate funding support: ScotPac
Rising inflation and increased costs are being offset — or absorbed — by Australian SMEs quite differently, ScotPac’s latest Growth Index has revealed.
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Asia Supply Chains: A New Era
We partnered with East and Partners to speak to over 400 financial decision makers from organisations across nine markets in Asia Pacific*. 89% of the responses originated from Corporate Treasurers and CFOs in the region, with 80% of the responses coming from Hong Kong SAR, India, Japan, mainland China, and Singapore.
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