Supply chain resilience is table stakes for businesses of all sizes as they navigate inflation, tariff and trade disputes, and extreme weather events. Banks are well-positioned to help businesses counter disruption through financial tools that address liquidity constraints, enhance transaction visibility, and facilitate adaptive planning.

This report examines how banks can support business clients as they develop supply chain strategies to achieve operational resiliency. It discusses drivers of supply chain disruptions and financial tool use cases at the intersection of treasury products, commercial lending, and supply chain resilience. The findings are based on extensive conversations with bankers and financial services vendors, further supported by qualitative analysis of market dynamics.
Clients of Datos Insights’ Commercial Banking & Payments.
About the Author
Benjamin Nestor
Benjamin Nestor is an Advisor with the Commercial Banking & Payments practice. His topics of coverage supporting the practice center on emerging commercial banking product areas, content management, fintech vendors, ESG, and applied sustainability solutions. Prior to joining Datos Insights, Benjamin spent nearly a decade in higher education as a researcher, teacher, and archivist. He also has a background in...
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Enrico Camerinelli
Enrico Camerinelli is a Strategic Advisor at Datos Insights specializing in commercial banking, cash and trade finance, and payments. Based in Milan, he brings a strong European focus to the Commercial Banking practice at Datos Insights. Enrico has been widely quoted by publications ranging from American Banker to the Financial Times. He has contributed editorial content to publications such as Supply Chain Europe,...