India, Oct. 16 -- Often, when a factory sends goods to a dealer or a vendor sends goods to a big corporation, the payment is not made for weeks or months. That gap has always pinched small and mid-sized suppliers that need cash to buy raw material and pay wages. Supply chain finance is there to close it and the lenders that do it well can grow fast while keeping risk low because the money is tied to real trade with known buyers.

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