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SAP Taulia Becomes First Fintech to Launch Supply Chain Finance SPV in Italy

SAP Taulia, a leading provider of AI-powered working capital management solutions, today announces the launch of Italy’s first Supply Chain Finance Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) – introducing a new, market-leading solution that sets a new standard for fintech innovation and fintech-bank collaboration and further expands SAP Taulia’s global coverage. 

The SPV, a distinct legal entity, governed by local securitization law and registered with the Bank of Italy, enables SAP Taulia to deliver fully compliant domestic transactions in Italy, where regulatory complexity has historically limited innovation in supply chain financing. By partnering with local banks, the structure provides buyers and their Italian suppliers with access to early payment and working capital solutions on a daily basis, driving efficiency and financial resilience across supply chains. The new structure is already live with its first customer program and is expected to expand rapidly.

To achieve this milestone, SAP Taulia partnered with several key organizations, including CSC as the corporate service provider and Cerved Master Services S.p.A. as the master servicer. BNP Paribas was the first local funding bank, and Bird & Bird acted as the external legal counsel.

“Bringing multifunder supply chain finance to Italy is a landmark achievement for SAP Taulia and our customers. This new capability not only enables us to serve buyers and their Italian suppliers with a fully compliant solution but also reinforces our position as a global leader in working capital innovation,” said Wasif Raza, Managing Director, Global Head of Distribution, SAP Taulia.

“This project has been several years in the making and reflects our commitment to customer success. By navigating the regulatory complexities of the Italian market, we are enabling more businesses to access flexible, automated funding and supporting the growth of resilient supply chains.”

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