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Supply chain finance (SCF) is critical for streamlining financial flows and increasing efficiency within complex supply chains. This study presents a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of the existing supply chain finance literature to identify key themes, influential authors, and emerging trends in the field. We examined various scholarly publications using bibliometric techniques, including document analysis, citation analysis, and co-author analysis. Our analysis shows that the field of supply chain finance has experienced steady growth in research output over the last decade, indicating its increasing importance in both academic and practical settings. The findings highlight several key research themes, including supplier finance, buyer-led finance, risk management, information technology applications, and sustainability issues within supply chain finance.
In addition, our study identifies key influential authors and research institutions that have made significant contributions to the field. Analysis of citation patterns reveals the most influential publications and journals in the field of supply chain finance. It reveals intellectual underpinnings and knowledge dissemination channels within the field. In addition, the co-author networks shed light on joint research efforts and new research clusters. Based on bibliometric analysis, we provide insights into the evolving trends and possible future directions of supply chain finance research. The results provide valuable guidance for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers seeking to deepen their understanding of supply chain finance dynamics, foster collaboration, and address critical challenges in this field. Overall, this bibliometric analysis contributes to the existing body of knowledge on supply chain finance by providing a comprehensive overview of the research landscape and by highlighting key areas. This study serves as a basis for future research efforts and facilitates the development of sound strategies to advance supply chain finance theory and practice.
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