Pennant’s Supply Chain Finance Solution offers flexibility for financial institutions to create bespoke financing options tailored to the dynamic needs of customers. This includes dynamic working capital optimisation and sustainability-linked financing that rewards clients for achieving ESG goals.
Streamline the financing process, enabling dealers to secure quick credit approvals and manage inventory effectively.
Enables financial institutions to offer flexible credit lines, including factoring, to suppliers and OEM vendors, optimising cash flow and meeting working capital needs.
Facilitate working capital quickly through immediate invoice discounting by utilising unpaid invoices at a discount.
Optimise cash flow with factoring and reverse factoring, enhancing receivables management and supplier payments for seamless operations.
Enhance cash flow and improve working capital by receiving payments upfront, allowing businesses to invest in production and meet customer demand more effectively.
Our supply chain finance solution supports a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, retail, automotive, and technology, providing tailored financing options to streamline operations and enhance cash flow management.
Pennant’s Supply Chain Finance Solution streamlines the entire supply chain financing process. From supplier onboarding, risk assessment, loan servicing to collections, the solution minimises manual intervention, mitigates risks and lowers operational costs while improving transaction speed, efficiency and responsiveness.
Efficiently gather data from multiple sources to enhance underwriting accuracy and decision-making.
Set and manage revolving credit limits with ease, ensuring precise risk mitigation and continuous credit monitoring.
Seamlessly manage various Supply Chain Finance (SCF) facilities, streamlining complex financial operations.
Leverage advanced automation to accelerate tranche disbursements, ensuring timely and efficient financial transactions.
Offer repayment terms, or allow grace periods or deferred payment options, adjusted to the needs of the supplier’s cash flow situations, project timelines or during periods of financial strain.
