Logistics Financial Innovation Mode Analysis in the Low-Carbon Economy: Based on Comparative Analysis Between the Logistics Enterprise and the Professional Market

ZeBin Wang ()
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ZeBin Wang: Business School of Soochow University

Chapter Chapter 80 in LTLGB 2012, 2013, pp 577-584 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Logistics finance is a financial innovation business which just rise in recent years. Through the introduction of the third party logistics enterprise, it thus sets up the financing bridge between the banks and enterprises. But its business model has not yet have perfect and unified standard. In modern society a low carbon economy is energetically advocated, and how to realize low carbon and sustainable development of logistics finance has become a problem which logistics enterprise and financial institutions need to think of. This article is based on analysis of the basic operation mode of logistics finance, compares advantage differences between professional market and logistics enterprises, puts forward innovation mode of future development of logistics finance in low carbon economy, through using the results of logistics financial innovation mode which was carried out by Wujiang Oriental silk exchange.

Keywords: Low-carbon economy; Logistics finance; Logistics enterprises; Professional market (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-34651-4_80

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