Abstract

Supply chain finance is an effective mechanism to alleviate informational asymmetry between banks and SMEs and facilitate successful financing. C ompanies are becoming increasingly aware that maintaining close relationships with stable suppliers is crucial for the efficient development of supply chain finance. This study, based on a sample of Chinese listed companies from 2010 to 2022, examines the relationship between supply chain finance, supplier stability, and corporate risk-taking. The findings indicate that: 1. Supply chain finance positively influences supplier stability; 2. Corporate risk-taking mediates the relationship between supply chain finance and supplier stability; 3. Heterogeneity analysis reveals that the impact of supply chain finance on supplier stability is more pronounced in western regions and non-heavy pollution industries.

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