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Risk to resilience: Protecting your organisation from supply chain insolvency

Capital and asset-intensive organisations are critically dependent on third-party vendors to operate effectively. As an extension of your business, it’s important to understand the financial health of your vendors to uncover any potential insolvency risk.

Do you know if your supply chain is at risk of going broke? 

In this webinar, Patrick Connolly from Fiable, Australia’s emerging leader in financial health analytics, shares insights into the cost of third-party failures, the importance of knowing if your supply chain is financially stable and how technology can help mitigate insolvency risk.

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Overview

Join Felix’s Head of Enterprise Strategy & Development, Brendan Batch and our special partner & guest speaker, Patrick Connolly, as they cover: 

  • What’s financial viability, and how it’s different to credit monitoring 
  • What’s impacting the rise of business insolvencies in Australia 
  • The importance of third-party risk management  
  • Using technology to mitigate insolvency risk
  • How you can strengthen your supply chain network with Fiable and Felix 
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About the speaker

Patrick Connolly

Patrick Connolly is the CEO and Founder of Fiable, bringing over a decade of experience in both the construction and fintech sectors. 

Patrick’s journey began in procurement and contracts within construction, where he honed his expertise over ten years. This led him to specialise in supply chain risk management and financial viability, but widespread challenges led to him quickly realising the need to disrupt the space with an agile, digital solution. 

Enter Fiable: an advanced tech-powered platform that revolutionises how organisations approach financial viability, specifically targeting counterparty insolvency risk. Fiable understands that financial health is paramount to enterprise risk management.  

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