Digital Finance for Agricultural Value Chains
Connect agricultural value chains with digital credit, payments, insurance and market platforms. Examine the data, partnerships, risk allocation and AI capabilities behind viable financial products.
The book examines how digital finance changes agricultural credit, payments, supply-chain finance, insurance, savings and commodity markets. It connects these products with the data infrastructure, institutions and partnerships they require.
Later chapters examine regulation, consumer protection, producer organizations, machine learning, agentic AI and platform economics. Cases, frameworks and applied exercises ask readers to make product and operating choices in a specific agricultural setting.
Chapter exercises ask readers to name a commodity, a geography and the participating institutions. The representative sample designs a supply-chain finance program and computes its economics for the lender, platform, anchor, FPO and cultivator.
Read the chapter online, then try a short selection of self-test questions and the applied exercise.
Moving from Standalone Loans to Value-Chain-Embedded Financial Products
Includes the source figure, two tables, frameworks, cases, an exercise and references.
Read sample chapter →AgriFinTech: Digital Finance for Agricultural Value Chains
Try four MCQs with answers and explanations, then examine the five-step finance-design exercise and discussion questions.
Read practice sample →Examine the anchor, platform, lender, insurer, warehouse and collateral manager. Map the capital, commodity, proceeds, data and risk flows connecting them.
Specify capital, data, distribution, risk-sharing and regulatory fit. The canvas helps make each partner’s contribution and the product’s operating commitments explicit.
Twenty student notebooks connect chapter concepts with analytical work.
A prepared bank of 200 MCQs includes answers and explanations. Try four in the public sample.
Framework files and a prompt library support structured analysis and product-design work.
Regional case indexes, a glossary and current-source lists support further study.
Instructor notebooks, a test bank and case teaching notes are prepared for restricted faculty use.
Faculty can enquire about inspection copies and available materials for their course.
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