The regional conference “Supply Chain Finance and Factoring in Saudi Arabia: Driving Regional Growth” will bring together banks, financial institutions, credit insurers, regulators, fintechs and corporates to explore concrete growth opportunities in receivables and payables finance in Saudi Arabia.

As the Kingdom advances under Vision 2030 and trade flows continue to expand, receivables and payables finance have become a strategic avenue to enhance SME financing, deepen client relationships and diversify working capital offerings. The programme focuses on how proven international models – including the FCI two-factor export factoring system and Islamic solutions – can be implemented within the Saudi regulatory and Shariah framework to unlock domestic and cross-border business.

Over two days, participants will:

• Examine global factoring and SCF trends and their implications for Saudi Arabia and the wider GCC.
• Explore operational models for receivables and payables finance, from product design to end-to-end workflows.
• Discuss regulatory and legal considerations, including recording systems and the role of secured transactions infrastructure.
• Deep dive into Shariah-compliant receivables and payables finance, drawing on international experience and local practice.
• Analyse how trade credit insurance and other risk-mitigation tools can support portfolio protection, capital optimisation and SME onboarding.
• Review technology, data and collaboration trends shaping a resilient and competitive supply chain finance ecosystem.
• Network with senior decision-makers from banks, insurers, regulators, fintechs, corporates and advisors active in Saudi Arabia and the region.

Whether you are already active in factoring and SCF in the Kingdom or looking to enter this market, the conference offers practical insight, peer exchange and concrete next steps for scaling sustainable receivables finance solutions.