How to manage working capital in a global trade finance gap. | Sammy Kinlaw posted on the topic | LinkedIn (2024)

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If there’s one thing that businesses need to navigate when dealing with international trading relationships, it’s the management of working capital. With a massive global trade finance gap to consider, it’s crucial to understand the nuances of each local market, plow through regulations, and secure payment terms to ensure the viability of your business. Challenges don’t end there – supply chain distributions, fluctuating commodity prices, and legal frameworks can pose severe risks for small businesses.If you’re unaware of where to start or how to tackle these challenges, finding a trade expert or financial advisor is your best bet! What advice do you have for small businesses just beginning? #corporatefinance #workingcapital #inventory #finance https://ow.ly/A06350QM48C

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