In today's ever-evolving digital landscape, blockchain technology has triggered a significant transformation, particularly in the way finance and supply chain dynamics have been reshaped. One area of notable focus has been inventory management. This shift in the paradigm has had a widespread impact on the financial industry, acting as a powerful catalyst for the concept of non-possessory revolving inventory pledges. This thesis embarks on an extensive exploration of the profound influence of blockchain technology on the relationship between lending institutions and businesses, specifically in the context of non-possessory revolving collateral. The study aims to unravel the multitude of advantages brought about by blockchain-based financing and emphasize the resulting improvement in collaboration between finance and supply chain sectors. The research methodology relies on a qualitative exploratory single case study, delving deep into the various stakeholders involved in non-possessory revolving inventory financing. The study meticulously uncovers the practical benefits offered by blockchain technology, with a particular focus on enhancing operational efficiencies and increasing transparency in processes. The findings of this research present a dual narrative of transformation. Firstly, the thesis highlights the crucial role played by blockchain technology in enabling lending institutions to autonomously monitor collateral values in real-time. This groundbreaking innovation has significantly reduced the financial burden associated with non-possessory revolving collateral, making this financing method more appealing and cost-effective for both businesses and financial institutions, thereby boosting their competitiveness. Secondly, the research reveals the profound impact of blockchain technology on the intricate relationship between finance and supply chain operations.
Nell'attuale panorama digitale in continua evoluzione, la tecnologia blockchain ha innescato una trasformazione significativa, in particolare nel modo in cui sono state ridisegnate le dinamiche della finanza e della supply chain. Un'area di notevole interesse è stata la gestione delle scorte. Questo cambiamento di paradigma ha avuto un impatto diffuso sull'industria finanziaria, fungendo da potente catalizzatore per il concetto di pegno di inventario rotativo non possessorio. Questa tesi intraprende un'ampia esplorazione della profonda influenza della tecnologia blockchain sul rapporto tra istituti di credito e imprese, in particolare nel contesto delle garanzie rotative non possessorie. Lo studio mira a svelare la moltitudine di vantaggi apportati dal finanziamento basato sulla blockchain e a sottolineare il conseguente miglioramento della collaborazione tra i settori della finanza e della supply chain. La metodologia di ricerca si basa su uno studio qualitativo esplorativo su un singolo caso, approfondendo i vari attori coinvolti nel finanziamento delle scorte rotative non possessorie. Lo studio scopre meticolosamente i vantaggi pratici offerti dalla tecnologia blockchain, con particolare attenzione al miglioramento dell'efficienza operativa e all'aumento della trasparenza dei processi. I risultati di questa ricerca presentano una duplice narrazione della trasformazione. In primo luogo, la tesi evidenzia il ruolo cruciale svolto dalla tecnologia blockchain nel consentire agli istituti di credito di monitorare autonomamente i valori delle garanzie in tempo reale. Questa innovazione innovativa ha ridotto in modo significativo l'onere finanziario associato alle garanzie rotative non possessorie, rendendo questo metodo di finanziamento più attraente e conveniente sia per le imprese che per gli istituti finanziari, aumentandone così la competitività. In secondo luogo, la ricerca rivela il profondo impatto della tecnologia blockchain sull'intricato rapporto tra finanza e operations.
Blockchain across operations and finance: enabling role for non-possessory revolving pledge
Visalli, Pietro;SOLDANO, CRISTIAN
2022/2023
Abstract
In today's ever-evolving digital landscape, blockchain technology has triggered a significant transformation, particularly in the way finance and supply chain dynamics have been reshaped. One area of notable focus has been inventory management. This shift in the paradigm has had a widespread impact on the financial industry, acting as a powerful catalyst for the concept of non-possessory revolving inventory pledges. This thesis embarks on an extensive exploration of the profound influence of blockchain technology on the relationship between lending institutions and businesses, specifically in the context of non-possessory revolving collateral. The study aims to unravel the multitude of advantages brought about by blockchain-based financing and emphasize the resulting improvement in collaboration between finance and supply chain sectors. The research methodology relies on a qualitative exploratory single case study, delving deep into the various stakeholders involved in non-possessory revolving inventory financing. The study meticulously uncovers the practical benefits offered by blockchain technology, with a particular focus on enhancing operational efficiencies and increasing transparency in processes. The findings of this research present a dual narrative of transformation. Firstly, the thesis highlights the crucial role played by blockchain technology in enabling lending institutions to autonomously monitor collateral values in real-time. This groundbreaking innovation has significantly reduced the financial burden associated with non-possessory revolving collateral, making this financing method more appealing and cost-effective for both businesses and financial institutions, thereby boosting their competitiveness. Secondly, the research reveals the profound impact of blockchain technology on the intricate relationship between finance and supply chain operations.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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https://hdl.handle.net/10589/214471