Shuquan Li , Xiangcai Kong , Marina Ianenko , Wentao Wang
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The impact of digital transformation on enterprise supply chain finance
This paper employs panel data of Chinese A-share listed enterprises from 2013 to 2023 to investigate the impact of corporate digital transformation on supply chain finance. The findings reveal that: (1) corporate digital transformation significantly promotes the development of supply chain finance; (2) technological innovation plays a partial mediating role in this relationship, as digital transformation indirectly influences supply chain finance by driving technological innovation; and (3) financing constraints exert a negative moderating effect, meaning high financing constraints weaken the promotional impact of digital transformation on supply chain finance.
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