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The European Situation
In Europe, the funding gap is not as stark compared to less-developed regions. A continued loose monetary environment with rock-bottom interest rates, coupled with lower demand from some of the weaker European economies such as Italy and Spain, have combined to reduce the funding gap gradually.

Nonetheless, although relatively low, the European SME funding gap (which includes but is not limited to trade finance) still stands at about 3% of GDP – roughly $440 billion. This is still higher than in the US at 2%. Further, European SMEs are also more dependent on conventional banks for growth. About 70% of their external financing needs are provided by conventional banks, as opposed to only 40% in the US. Thus, although the funding gap is low and improving, the consequences of the said gap on SMEs’ growth prospects are higher in Europe compared to elsewhere.

Spotlight: 4 Non-Bank Players Taking on Europe’s Inventory Financing Market
Keeping in mind the background of Europe’s trade finance gap as well as the opportunities and challenges for non-bank companies looking to increase market share in Europe’s inventory financing space, here are four non-bank players making waves in Europe’s inventory financing market.

Supply@ME: Supply@ME is a platform for connecting companies looking for inventory financing with investors looking for an alternative and higher-yield investing opportunities. A subsidiary of the Italian financial services company the AvantGarde Group, Supply@ME uses the latest in cutting-edge technology – including ERP integration, blockchain smart contracts, and Internet of Things (IoT) – to analyze and monitor a company’s inventory, present the information in a consistent & understandable manner to potential investors, and manage residual risk.
TraxPay: While many FinTech players seek to directly challenge the banks’ entrenched dominance in the supply chain financing market, TraxPay offers a more collaborative solution. Its platform connects with buyers’ ERP systems, allowing suppliers to view much more detailed information than they would be able to on a standard invoice. TraxPay lets buyers offer their suppliers dynamic discounting and conditional payments (secured by blockchain smart contracts) to improve their liquidity and working capital management. TraxPay also partners directly with banks, offering them higher clarity into suppliers’ businesses, allowing them to offer additional financing solutions – including inventory financing.
Demica: An established non-bank player in the working capital solutions space, Demica’s primary clientele comprises large corporates doing over $250 million in annual revenue. Because of the size of its customers, Demica offers a more bespoke service complete with advisory, which is more reminiscent of a private placement rather than a public auction. On top of that, the company also licenses its platform to third parties, including banks and other financial institutions.

$1.5 trillion – that’s the value of the global trade finance gap, which is the difference between businesses’ demand for trade finance and the amount lenders are willing to supply. The primary casualties of this disparity: small and medium enterprises (SMEs). According to surveys by the Asian Development Bank, SMEs face rejection rates as high as 45%. By comparison, multinationals have their trade finance applications denied a mere 17% of the time.

This is not a new problem, but it is a stubborn one – the funding gap has remained at around the $1.5-trillion mark for several years now, although it has come down slightly from its all-time high of $1.6 trillion in 2016. And the implications of this problem are dire, especially for SMEs – without the requisite funding, how can they grow their business?

Inventory Financing: Helping SMEs Grow
To combat such dampened growth prospects for SMEs, one aspect of trade finance stands out: inventory financing. The most common trade finance solution currently is by far factoring & reverse factoring, which is based on the financing of accounts receivables and payables. In inventory financing, companies can obtain financing to purchase inventory – the financing is then secured and appraised against the liquidation of the value of the acquired inventory.

Inventory financing is thus much more growth-oriented. Since buying and selling additional inventory will directly increase revenue, inventory financing is explicitly linked to a company’s growth. Especially when still in the growth stages, SMEs do not have sufficient assets that can be used to secure a direct loan. But with inventory financing, as long as the lenders are convinced that the additional inventory will be sold, they will be willing to extend financing. For product-oriented SMEs feeling stuck in the growth phase, inventory financing can prove to be an invaluable tool.

Furthermore, inventory financing is still relatively less common when compared to the more traditional trade finance models of invoice and receivables factoring. As such, they present a sizable growth opportunity for FinTech companies looking to break into the trade finance market.

FinTech Companies Helping Plug the Gap
Conventional banks remain the main suppliers of trade finance products. But their stringent capital, compliance, and risk requirements limit the amount of trade financing they can provide, meaning the funding gap remains large and persistent. This presents a clear opportunity for the burgeoning FinTech industry.

The business models of these companies vary, from being simple trade finance lenders (whether from their own balance sheets or crowdsourced from third parties) to providing sophisticated analytics and information to the traditional banks on trade finance prospects.

Inventory financing is another focus area for them, as it is a less-crowded market comparatively. In this space, FinTech companies and other non-bank players are looking to enhanc

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Supply@ME has already clinched more than 300m Euros worth of contracts with Companies and signed agreements with cross-border Financial Partners, supporting the execution of contracts and the target of new goals in the next months

NICE !!! more than 300m Euros worth of contracts £ £ £

About us

Supply@ME is a subsidiary Company of the AvantGarde Group S.p.A. – cross-border “fintech hub” with three active business lines: Regulatory – Technology (“RegTech”), Insurtech, and, through to Supply@ME, the c.d. “Asset-Based” Fintech.
The service model is managed by an innovative Platform that puts together Funders, through a securitisation scheme, and the Companies across the world. The structure works with several domestic Special Purpose Vehicles (“Stock Companies”) that are the commercial counterparties of the Manufacturing and Trading Companies. Behind the service are managed several exponential technologies with the aim of making Supply@ME the best Fintech re Inventory data monitoring system.
Supply@ME has already clinched more than 300m Euros worth of contracts with Companies and signed agreements with cross-border Financial Partners, supporting the execution of contracts and the target of new goals in the next months

Website
hxxp://www.supplyme.tech

Headquarters
Milan, Lombardy

Year Founded
2017

Company Type
Public Company

Size
51-200 employees

Specialties
Inventory financing, Working capital optimisation, Asset based lending, Inventory monitoring

So it's now confirmed that our new company (supply@me) we are about to reverse into, has already bagged 300 million euros worth of contracts on what they already have in the bag ?

Anyone want to guestimate a short term future MCap then ?

A compelling investment case here to take a slice of a new company that's in the hottest and sexiest sector of the market - with the backing of Europe's No.1 Blockchain solutions provider SIA
who are now partnered up with us for the European roll out to provide Supply@ME's solutions to SIA's existing customers...
Mcap can go any where once the company has reversed and settled in on the main market.
Valuation will catch up and reflect on the SP if one is patient enough.

Expotential growth as blockchain based TECH is the way forward

I will be holding all my shares now...as i see a real growth story / business here.

We are currently involved in:

Innovation, Fintech, Regulatory, Insurance, Digital transformation, Working capital optimisation, Blockchain, Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence

Inventory financing, Working capital optimisation, Asset based lending, Inventory monitoring

from tiny acorns - oak trees are made !

Congrats to all those who had the balls to stay put