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azamat
1 year ago
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How can financial risks in a supply chain be managed?

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Sladkaya [172]1 year ago
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The financial risks in a supply chain be managed by using a new low-cost source of supply, hedging, and by reducing unnecessary costs in supply chain operations.

In order to manage supply-chain financial risk, one should have an in-depth understanding of their suppliers before contracting them. As this allows you to build better working relationships and minimize your vulnerability to risks. Thus, before signing the contract, check the financial stability and viability of each supplier.

Risk management is very important in supply chain, as it is a key in eliminating waste and stimulating other best practices within the supply chain for better efficiency.

Thus, wasting resources can add risk to the organization and supply chain.

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