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===Other=== Clients receive a cash payment based on the book value of the inventory minus a refundable deposit (15% by value) which is withheld as deferred price, repayable at the end of the standard contract term of three years. The SPSC's servicing fee (typically 6-8%) is passed on to the SPSC's investors after deducting Supply@ME's platform royalties of 2%. The three-year inventory funding "package" is offered to investors as an asset backed note or other form of security with funders receiving a coupon of 4-6% per annum. Supply@ME has attracted funding from banks, hedge funds, family offices and other similar financial institutions. For Supply@ME, the greater the access to funds, the greater its ability to grow. Interesting/useful extract/information Trade finance is the backbone of international trade for entities ranging from a small businesses to multi-national corporations. An estimated 80 percent of world trade relies on this form of finance (WTO, 2017). Despite its systemic importance and rapid growth, data availability is only partial. During the 2008 financial crisis, policy makers, notably the G20 recognized that the absence of comprehensive trade finance data posed a significant hurdle for policy-makers to make informed, timely decisions. This paper proposes a standalone dataset to reflect the scope, dynamic and recent innovations of the trade finance market to support macroeconomic policy analysis. Blockchain and smart contracts are considered a “game changer technology that can transform trade finance processes.<ref name=":2">See for instance: TradeIX <nowiki>https://tradeix.com/</nowiki> Rewiring Trade and Working Capital Finance.</ref> There is, therefore, a close relationship between a company’s management of supply chain activities and its financial performance.
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