The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of trade credit in the inventory system. It explores an inventory system with noninstantaneous replenishment under conditions of permissible delay in payments. In practice, the supplier allows a certain fixed credit period to settle the account for stimulating retailer’s demand. Besides, the supplier can offer cash discount to encourage ret...

We re-examine the evidence on the relationship between credit spreads and economic activity, by constructing a credit spread index based on an extensive micro-level data set of secondary market prices of outstanding senior unsecured corporate bonds over the 1973–2009 period. Compared with the standard default-risk and other financial indicators, our credit spread index is a robust predictor of ...

We explore the issue of supply chain coordination by considering trade credit and its risk. It shows that, in a retailer–manufacturer system, the manufacturer may deliver less than the retailer's order quantity when the payment is delayed, and the manufacturer's risk aversion makes this result hold in a wider range. These findings are different from the common sense believed in the retailer–man...

Fundamentally, newborn items that are used commercially, such as chicken, fish, and small camel, grow day by in size also increase their weight. The seller offers a credit policy to the buyer sales for particular growing item (fish), this paper, it is assumed accepts of trade credit. In acquires (fish) from then sells them when have increased From point view, present paper reveals fuzzy-based s...

In this paper we consider modeling of credit risk within the Libor market models. We extend the classical definition of the defaultfree forward Libor rate to defaultable bonds with credit ratings and develop the rating based Libor market model. As driving processes for the dynamics of the default-free and the pre-default term structure of Libor rates time-inhomogeneous Lévy processes are used. ...

In recent researches, vendor managed inventory (VMI) policy is rarely considered for deteriorating items.   This study considered the supply chain partner’s collaboration via a VMI system and provided an EOQ model for a two-level supply chain (single supplier - single retailer) to examine the inventory management proceedings for VMI and non-VMI supply chains. By a new approach in modeling, the ...

It is well-known that the production-inventory problem for deteriorating items in supply chain a challenge when deciding on how many products to manufacture obtain maximum total profit. This research work develops an economic production quantity model item under partial trade credit policy considering inflation, effect of reliability factor system, and demand depending price product whose selli...

One of the most significant developments in international credit markets in recent years has been the trade in Collateralized Debt Obligations (CDO), which has enabled financial institutions to repackage the credit risk of an asset portfolio into tranches to be transferred to investors. The present paper evaluates the credit risk of such a portfolio and the related tranches by applying two prom...

The traditional inventory of the economic order quantity model assumes perfect items in an ordered lot and an infinite replenishment rate. However, such conditions are rare in actual production environments. Additionally, most studies of this problem have only considered suppliers offering the wholesaler a grace period. In practice, wholesalers often extend a fixed credit period to downstream c...