Investigation of Resilience in the structure of Supply Chain in the banking system

Abstract

Banks' Financing Supply Chain Risks and Problems Prevent Banks from Performing Their Duties and Delays in Servicing and as a result, customers are not satisfied. Therefore, the financing supply chain needs to be resilient to its advancing problems and disruptions. In this regard, the purpose of this research is to determine strategies that can prevent the occurrence of fails in the financing supply chain of Iranian banks due to sanctions and other failure situations or to find solutions that if the supply chain fails, it can be restored in the shortest possible time. Therefore, we presented a three levels model includes seven variables which identified by literature review and experts' opinion. Results show that in the presented model using Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM), "Leadership" was the independent variable in the first level of the model. In the second level there were Linking variables which linking the independent variable to the dependent variables include: "General Abilities", "Adaptability and Recovery", and "Collaboration and Availability". At the third level there were the dependent variables include "Dealing with Threats", "Efficiency", and "Sustainability".