A quick presentation for how the banks use or take benefits of applying a Supply Chain Management approach

1. Application of
Supply Chain Management
in Banking Industry

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Supply Chain Management
System:
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Definition:
Is the process of planning, organizing, implementing and controlling of the
four flows (material, capital, information & man power) from the point of
origin (supplier) to the point of destination (customer), forward & reverse,
effectively & efficiently in order to satisfy customer needs.

3. The Bank as User for SCM
4 Flows:
1. Material.
2. Capital.
3. Information.
4. Man power
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Supply Chain Management
Money (Cash)
Investments
Economic - Financial
Employees
2 Ends:
1. Suppliers.
2. Customers.
Depositors
Investors
Banks are the solvency meter in societies.
House of trust for several parties.
Private Investments.
Public Financial Needs.
Economic information to protect outside.
Financial information to improve inside.
Other Specific information (Legal, HR, ..etc.)

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Supply Chain Management
The Bank as Initiator of SCM
Local Finance:
1. Cash Finance.
2. Contingent Finance.
Overdrafts, Medium & Long Term Loans, Leasing, Factoring.
Letters of Guarantees.
International Finance:
1. Direct Finance.
2. World Trade Finance.
Direct Investments in foreign markets.
Indirect Investments.
Letters of Credit.
International Documentary Collections.

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Supply Chain Management
The Bank as Initiator of SCM
Recent approach:
Specific finance chart for SCs.
Supply Chain Financing
Supply Chain Financing (SCF) is a new approach to financing. It is a
partnership with selected corporate clients (Anchor) to provide working
capital support for their suppliers and buyers.
Corporate Client
(Anchor)
Suppliers
B
Raw Materials
Buyers
B
Goods / Services

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