12th Annual Supply Chain Finance Summit

 

Why SCFS26 Is Set to Be a Defining Event for the Supply Chain Finance Industry

The 12th Supply Chain Finance Summit (SCFS26), taking place on 28 – 29 January 2026 at Mayer Brown in London, is set to bring together many of the most influential organisations shaping the future of global trade and working-capital finance. With supply chains navigating geopolitical uncertainty, regulatory change and rapid technological disruption, this year’s summit arrives at a decisive moment for the industry.

The event features senior representatives from major international banks including HSBC, Citi, Société Générale, Danske Bank, ING, Lloyds Banking Group, MUFG, Rabobank, Bank of America, JP Morgan, Intesa San Paolo, SMBC, Credit Agricole and Siemens Bank, alongside global institutions such as the IFC and the EBRD. Corporate voices also play a substantive role, with speakers from organisations including Liberty Global, Bio-Rad, Danone and others contributing perspectives from
the real economy.

Across two days, the summit will address the sector’s most pressing themes: the outlook for global SCF growth, the impact of evolving accounting and regulatory standards, ESG integration, and the technologies reshaping financing models – from embedded SCF and AI-driven risk tools to digital documentation and tokenisation.

For practitioners, policymakers and corporates seeking a clear, forward-looking view of supply chain finance, SCFS26 offers a concentrated forum where industry leaders assess risks, share practical developments and explore the opportunities emerging across global markets.

SCFS26 offers delegates a comprehensive overview of a sector undergoing rapid evolution. For organisations seeking clarity amid shifting market conditions, and for those looking to benchmark their strategies against industry leaders – the summit provides a timely and substantive forum for discussion.