Learn about Trade Finance or Supply Chain Finance from the legend in the industry: Ram Iyer, Founder and CEO, Vayana Network:  Ram Iyer, is the Founder & CEO of Vayana Network, a serial entrepreneur with over 25 years in the Cash Management and Trade Finance space providing solutions to some of the largest Banks in India and across the globe. At Vayana Network, Ram has led the company with the vision to democratize access to affordable finance for MSMEs. Previously, he was the co-founder and CEO of CashTech Solutions, a leading Cash Management service provider in Asia which was acquired by Nasdaq listed Fundtech (now a part of the Finastra Group). He started his career with Accenture in their management consulting arm. He is a management graduate from IIM Ahmedabad and an Engineer from Mumbai University. Ram carries an exceptional understanding of B2B trade, payment ecosystems, technology and how to merge them for the benefit of last-mile B2B lending.  About Vayana Network-  Vayana Network is one of India's largest Supply Chain Finance platform in India, having enabled finances of USD 8 Billion to over 22,000 MSMEs across 1000 supply chains in 25 different sectors. Vayana connects corporates and their trade ecosystems to provide digital, convenient, and affordable access to credit for their payables and receivables. With its proprietary technology, Vayana has processed over 2 million transactions and offers a zero-change experience to customers. The network today spans across 600 cities and 1150+ pin codes in India and extends to 20 countries across the globe. The company is increasingly catering to the smallest of MSMEs in the long tail of the supply chains. Vayana is also one of the largest GSP (GST Suvidha Provider) in the country, facilitating, GST, E-Way bill and E-invoice for numerous corporates and lakhs of SMEs. The GSP platform has witnessed over 2.5 billion-plus API calls in GST and e-invoicing, with zero downtime. Since its launch, 1 in 5 e-invoices have been generated by Vayana.

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