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This study aims to explore the influence of supplier-buyer cooperation (contract governance and relationship governance) on supply chain financing availability from the bilateral perspective of small and medium-sized enterprises and their suppliers (or buyers) based on the transaction cost theory. A total of 248 valid paired questionnaires were received from small and medium enterprises and their suppliers (or buyers). Multiple regression analysis was used to test the hypotheses. The results show that: (1) contract governance is more effective than relationship governance on supply chain financing availability, and the two forms of governance have a positive interaction effect. (2) Opportunism plays a mediating role between supplier-buyer cooperation and supply chain financing availability. Contract governance improves supply chain financing availability more strongly than relationship governance, by reducing supply chain financing risks. (3) Financing alignment has a positive moderating effect on the relationship between opportunism and supply chain financing availability.

Effect of supplier-buyer cooperation on supply chain financing availability of SMEs