Trade remains the bedrock of the global economy – having reached a record USD32 trillion in 20221 – despite prevailing recessionary concerns and the risks around deglobalisation.
In researching for the ‘Global Supply Chains – Networks of Tomorrow’ report, HSBC teamed up with East and Partners to understand global supply chains and the future of supply chain financing and sustainability.
Canadian manufacturers play a key role in global trade. However to maintain their position in international trade, Canadian businesses need to find efficient and sustainable ways to scale their operations and deliver further growth.
Manufacturers in Canada have a reputation as safe and reliable suppliers of goods. By helping them gain a better picture of transactions across their supply chain, we can help ensure our customers remain global partners-of-choice.
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1 HSBC has based this report on primary research conducted by East and Partners between August and October 2022, directly interviewing senior management from 787 corporations across 14 markets in Asia Pacific, Europe, North America, Latin America, and the Middle East, to gather direct feedback about how they are managing their supply chains and interacting with their suppliers.
We are uniquely positioned to understand your specific financing needs whether you trade at home or globally. Our products and expertise can help your business navigate these challenges with customized solutions tailored to your business needs.
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