New Job Opening: Treasury Manager (m/f)

29-04-2020 | Treasurer Search | treasuryXL

Our partner Treasurer Search is looking for a Treasury Manager for a fast growing services company with a global and capital intense infrastructure.

Tasks Treasury Manager

The position is newly created. The Treasury Manager will be responsible for:

  • European cash management, liquidity and forecasting
  • Managing and optimizing banking structures
  • Give treasury advice to operating companies, liaise with other finance functions
  • Assist in aquisitions and funding activities
  • Develop risk strategies (FX, IR)
  • Managing regulatory compliance

Ideal Treasury Manager

The ideal Treasury Manager has a relevant University degree and at least 3 years experience in Treasury with operations as a main focus. Experience or expertise in funding and risk management is highly appreciated. Personality & mindset are at least as important as treasury knowledge and experience. As a person he/she is ambitious, adaptive and thrives in a dynamic environment. He/she is able not only to be the expert but also the result oriented project manager taking the organisation to the next level.

Our Client

Our client is a fast growing services company with a global and capital intense infrastructure. The company is innovative and the culture is Anglo-Saxon company culture. The company has a clear strategy, aims high and gets results through acquisitions and autonomous growth. Further investments are currently being done to bring the organisation to the next (professional) level, there is a willingness to invest.

Remuneration and Process

Our client offers a market level salary, the expected annual base salary will be about €70K. For candidates that obviously bring more, our client is willing to pay more. For interested candidates who qualify, a more elaborate job description is available. The Treasurer Test might be part of the recruitment process.

 

Location

South-West Netherlands

 

Contact person

 

T: (0850) 866 798
M: (06) 2467 9339




Webinar Economic Briefing: The Economic Fallout From COVID-19

| 28-04-2020 | TIS |

Webinar: Economic Briefing: The economic fallout from Covid-19. Looking beyond the unprecedented.

Tuesday May 5, 2020 from 4 pm to 5 pm CEST

Our Partner TIS, Treasury Intelligence Solutions, will host a webinar, discussing the economic fallout from COVID-19, while looking beyond the unprecedented. How can we make sense of the ever more dynamic and globalized world we live in? Carsten Brzeski, Global Head of Macro Research and Chief Economist Eurozone at ING, will give you an up-to-the-minute economic briefing which is both insightful and entertaining at the same time.

Your host for this session will be: Kate Pohl, Adviser to TIS and an expert in her field of payments and payment innovation. She will give a short introduction concerning the payments landscape and reflecting the situation today in Europe. If you would like to pose a question, you can either send it in before the session to Kate via [email protected] or during Carsten’s presentation. At the end, there is time for Carsten to take audience questions.

Take a journey with TIS to better understand the implications of the future and the shape of things to come!

Enroll yourself for our free Webinar and get the answers!

Presenters:

Carsten Brzeski
Global Head of Macro Research and Chief Economist Eurozone at ING

Kate Pohl
TIS Advisor and Expert Payments

Date, time and registration

Date: 5 May, 2020

Start: 16:00-17:00 CEST

Register Now and safe your virtual seat

 

 

 

The ultimate battle between Letter of Credit and Credit Insurance

| 28-04-2020 | Ger van Rosmalen | treasuryXL

For decades, there seems to have been a debate between using Letters of Credit (L/C) and credit insurance. Both methods offer their advantages and disadvantages. Last week, I read an article on how working with credit insurance is so much better than working with Letters of Credit, highlighting that L/Cs are labour intensive, have bad financial implications, and global trade generally prefers credit insurance. Now that some have called credit insurance the better alternative, there is further discussion about the usefulness of Letters of Credit, which raises many questions. In this blog, I highlight the contextual benefits of Letters of Credit and my opinion.

This blog is available in English and Dutch. See Dutch version below.

Scenario

Is credit insurance the fully comprehensive solution for the customer? What if the exporter has a nice deal in the so-called “emerging markets” where the credit insurance only covers 80% or no coverage at all and the importer does not want to pay because of a commercial dispute? Can the exporter afford to take a 20% deductible (residual) risk?

Benefits of Letter of Credit

If the credit insurer does not cover at all, a Letter of Credit is a very good alternative. If the transaction has a delayed payment of, for example, 180 days, it is not certain whether the exporter can wait that long for the money. Banks are no longer waiting for you at the door with a bag of money. Lending is scarce. With a confirmed L/C you don’t have to wait until the end of the payment term, but the bank can make money available when L/C compliant documents are provided. We call this “discounting without recourse”.

Customer interest

Discover the best solution for the customer and the transaction. Often you can accommodate a large part with credit insurance, but certainly not everything! If your sales area is Europe, you may still be able to avoid using L/C’s, but if you export all over the world, you cannot avoid using Letters of Credit.

Are L/Cs really that laborious and difficult?
I think you can influence that yourself. With sufficient knowledge in house, it already means that you can often sit in the director’s chair with L/C transactions. I have seen many L/C ‘s go through my hands and then I also see if you take exporters into the L/C world they find it interesting and more importantly, they will recognize the value of an L/C. The exporter feels himself with the newly acquired information comfortable to start using Letters of Credit.

Letters of Credit vs Credit Insurance

The battle between Letter of Credits and Credit Insurance has to be buried because both methods have pros and cons. Find a combination between the two that suits the needs of the customer and you will realize that both methods actually complement and reinforce each other.

 

in Dutch

De ultieme strijd tussen Letters of Credit en kredietverzekering

Al tientallen jaren lijkt er een debat te zijn geweest tussen het gebruik van Letters of Credit (L / C) en kredietverzekeringen. Beide methoden bieden hun voor- en nadelen. Vorige week las ik een artikel over hoe het werken met kredietverzekeringen zoveel beter is dan werken met Letters of Credit, waarbij er werd benadrukt dat L/C’s arbeidsintensief zijn, slechte financiële gevolgen hebben en dat de wereldhandel in het algemeen de voorkeur geeft aan kredietverzekeringen. Nu Sommigen kredietverzekeringen het betere alternatief noemen, wordt er verder gediscussieerd over het nut van Letter of Credit, waarbij veel vragen naar boven komen. In deze blog belicht ik de contextuele voordelen van Letter of Credit en mijn mening.

Scenario

Is een kredietverzekering de allesomvattende oplossing voor de klant? Wat als die exporteur een mooie deal heeft in de zogenaamde “emerging markets” waar de kredietverzekering slechts 80% of helemaal niet dekt en de importeur niet wil betalen vanwege een commercieel geschil? Kan de exporteur het zich veroorloven om een ​​aftrekbaar (rest) risico van 20% te nemen?

Voordelen van Letter of Credit

Als de kredietverzekeraar helemaal niet dekt, is een Letter of Credit een goed alternatief. Als de transactie een vertraagde betaling heeft van bijvoorbeeld 180 dagen is het niet zeker of de exporteur zo lang kan wachten op het geld. Banken wachten niet langer op je voor de deur met een zak geld. Kredietverlening is schaars. Met een bevestigde L/C hoeft u niet te wachten tot het einde van de looptijd, maar de bank kan geld beschikbaar stellen wanneer er L/C-conforme documenten aangeboden worden. We noemen dit ‘discounting without recourse’.

Klantbelang

Ontdek de beste oplossing voor de klant en de transactie. Vaak kunt u met een kredietverzekering een groot deel onderbrengen, maar zeker niet alles! Als uw verkoopgebied Europa is, kunt u misschien nog vermijden om L/C’s te gebruiken, maar als u over de hele wereld exporteert, kunt u het gebruik van Letters of Credit niet vermijden.

Zijn L/C’s echt zo bewerkelijk en moeilijk?
Ik denk dat je dat zelf kunt beïnvloeden. Met voldoende kennis in huis betekent het al dat je bij L/C transacties vaak op de regisseursstoel kunt zitten. Zelf heb ik veel L/C’s door mijn handen zien gaan en dan zie ik ook als je exporteurs meeneemt naar de L/C-wereld ze het interessant gaan vinden en nog belangrijker, ze gaan de waarde inzien van een L/C. De exporteur voelt zich met de opgedane kennis comfortabel genoeg om ermee aan de slag te gaan.

Letters of Credit vs Credit Insurance

De strijdbijl tussen Letter of Credit en Credit Insurance moet worden begraven, omdat beide methoden voor- en nadelen vertonen. Zoek een combinatie tussen beide die past bij de behoefte van de klant en u zult zich realiseren dat beide methoden elkaar daadwerkelijk aanvullen en versterken.

 

 

Ger van Rosmalen

Trade Finance Specialist

 

 

How to start money flow by using creative sources of financing

| 24-04-2020 | Stichting MKB Financiering | treasuryXL

Our Expert Ronald Kleverlaan, Chairman Stichting MKB Financiering, recommends the must read blog from Fons Huijgens with answers to the opposed question by presenting various examples.

The corona crisis is disrupting society. Social quarantine, education at the kitchen table, public transport cut in half, museums closed, restaurants and cafes closed, events postponed, sports suspended, music and club life suspended. Ordinary people are numb, dazed, in a sense disoriented. And in the meantime, people in the health and care sector and all related supplies and services are under high voltage and perform impressive. That said, there is not only concern for people’s health, but also for the health and survival of companies. The crisis has immediately degenerated into a life-threatening liquidity crisis for companies. Where do you get money NOW if the combination of bank financing, government measures and non-bank financing offers insufficient relief? Brainstorm with your colleagues and dare to take unorthodox measures.

Blog continues in Dutch language.

Hoe creëer je NU extra liquide middelen?

Spaarkopen

Bied afnemers een spaarsysteem aan in combinatie met korting. Bied op deze wijze de klant de mogelijkheid een (grote) aankoop op termijn te doen. Geef bijvoorbeeld op het totaalbedrag een korting van 10% plus op de maandelijkse vooruitbetaling een rente van 5% op jaarbasis. De klant krijgt gedurende de spaarperiode 5% rente (vergelijk dat eens met de huidige spaarrente) plus een korting op de aankoop.

Waardebonnen

Vergelijkbaar met spaarkopen, maar dan gemakkelijker overdraagbaar. Je verkoopt waardebonnen van bijvoorbeeld € 100 bestedingswaarde voor een prijs van € 90. Men kan deze bonnen nú kopen en pas inleveren vanaf bijvoorbeeld 1 juni.

Ketenafspraken

Kijk met welke zakenpartners in de keten tijdelijk afwijkende afspraken zijn te maken. Bespreek een tijdelijke (3 maanden) huurverlaging van 30% die bijvoorbeeld wordt terugbetaald door op termijn gedurende 6 maanden 15% extra huur te betalen. Beoordeel op deze manier alle leveranciers van producten en diensten en selecteer diegene waarvan je verwacht dat tijdelijke afspraken kansrijk zijn.

FFF

De term FFF staat voor ‘Family, Friends and Fans’. De zogeheten inner circle van de ondernemer. Het betreft mensen die jou goed kennen. Ze kennen jou vooral als mens, die een onderneming heeft. Durf een beroep op hen te doen. Soms hoor je “met vrienden doe je geen zaken, met vrienden ga je naar de kroeg”… Alles is anders in Coronatijd. Die kroeg is dicht en die vrienden krijgen 0% rente op hun spaarrekening. Durf te vragen. Maak wel goede, zakelijke afspraken. Je zult ontdekken: het word je gegund.

Abonnementen

Verkoop je een zich herhalende dienst of product en val je onder de lockdown? Bijvoorbeeld kapper, restaurant, bar, etc. Door de lockdown is de geldstroom abrubt tot stilstand gekomen. Misschien kun je reeds nu aan klantenbinding werken voor over een paar maanden. Biedt nu abonnementen aan met iets extra’s, die men na de lockdown kan verzilveren.

 

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Online training 5 en 6 mei 2020: Beheer van wisselrisico’s

| 23-04-2020 | Francois De Witte

Online training op 5 en 6 mei 2020 van 9.00 tot 12.00 uur.

Zaken doen is onvermijdelijk verbonden met het nemen van financiële risico’s. Het komt erop aan deze op een verantwoorde wijze te beheren.

Omschrijving

Het is belangrijk om deze risico’s te identificeren en te kwantificeren (aankopen of verkopen in vreemde munten, klanten risico’s, beleggingsrisico’s, cash flow risico’s, …). U moet beslissen in welke mate deze risico’s kunnen worden vermeden, aanvaard, getransfereerd  naar derden of ingedekt worden door verzekeringen, wisselkoersinstrumenten, …. Hiervoor moet u beschikken over de nodige kennis van de juiste verzekerings- en indekkingstechnieken en het gebruik ervan begrijpen. Hoe organiseert u een performante controle, opvolging en rapportering van de risico’s. Dit programma focust dus op een goed inzicht in de diverse financiële risico’s met, de impact hiervan op uw bedrijf, de mogelijkheden om ze in te dekken, met de focus op de wisselrisico’s.

Voor wie is deze opleiding bestemd?

Deze module richt zich tot bedrijfsleiders, alsook alle financieel verantwoordelijken, treasurers, leden van het treasury team, controllers, financieel adviseurs, accountants, relatiegelastigden ondernemingen bij financiële instellingen.

Voorkennis

Financieel basisinzicht en ervaring met financiële transacties is vereist. Voelt u zich hier nog onvoldoende mee vertrouwd dan kan u voorafgaand de opleidingsmodule ‘Cash- en werkkapitaalbeheer’ volgen.

Programma

1. Financieel risico management: algemeen

  1. Definitie
  2. Identificatie, kwalificatie en kwantificatie van de risico’s
  3. Risico tijdslijn
  4. Verzekerings- en indekkingstechnieken: instrumenten
  5. Risico politiek: strategie en tactiek
  6. Risicomanagement: procedures, opvolging, controle en rapportering

2. Wisselkoersrisico’s

  1. De financiële markten – algemeen
  2. Type exposures: transactie, boekhoudkundig en economisch
  3. Natuurlijke indekkingen
  4. Interbancaire markt versus futures
  5. Instrumenten voor de indekking van de wisselrisico’s
  • FX: Spot (contante) indekking
  • Forward (termijn) indekking
  • Currency swaps
  • Valuta-futures
  • Valuta-opties
  1. Contractuele aspecten – ISDA documentatie
  2. Bancaire aspecten: risicoweging
  3. Regulering
  4. Boekhoudkundige aspecten
  5. Aanbevelingen
  6. Case study in groep

 

Schrijf je hier in voor de training

 

Money Transfer Spotlight: What You Should Know About Forward Contracts

23-04-2020 | treasuryXL | XE |

XE said it before: not all money transfers are created equal. Depending on…

  • How much money you want to transfer,
  • What currencies you want to exchange,
  • When you want to make your transfer, and
  • Whether you want to take your time to get the best possible rate

…the type of transfer that’s best for you could vary.

When you just want to make just one quick transfer on the spot, without any additional considerations or extra hassle, a simple spot transfer will make the process quick and simple. If you know you’re going to be making multiple transfers on a consistent basis, Regular Payments will ensure that you can make all of your payments, without having to worry about entering the same information ad nauseam.

But let’s say that you know you want to make a money transfer, you know how much you want to transfer, and the rates are good, but you’re not quite ready to send it out. In that case, you’ll probably want a forward contract for your international money transfer.

What is a forward contract?

In a forward contract, you’re making an agreement to transfer:

  • A predetermined amount of a certain currency
  • To another predetermined currency
  • At a predetermined date
  • At a locked in currency exchange rate.

In short? You let us know what you’re exchanging, how much you want to transfer, and when you want to make the transfer, and your transfer will be sent on that date. So if the rates are in your favor but you aren’t planning on making a payment or purchase just yet, you can still take advantage of the favorable rate without having to make your full transfer.

We like to think of forward contracts as the buy now, pay later option. You’ll pay a small deposit now, but you won’t make the bulk of your payment until your set transfer date.

When would a forward contract be the right move for me?

Forward contracts are a great option if you’re worried about potential fluctuations in your currency pairs. Sure, you could just wait until you’re ready to make your payment or purchase to make your transfer, but you can’t guarantee that you’ll like your rate when the time comes.

Are you planning on making any larger purchases, particularly property or investments? You can ensure you’ll get the most for your money if you lock in your good rate now, even if you won’t be making your transfer for months.

How do I set up a forward contract?

Setting up a forward contract is no more complicated than any other money transfer. Ready to get started? Visit our Money Transfer page to learn more about our options and how we can help you initiate your transfer.

 

Get in touch with XE.com

About XE.com

XE can help safeguard your profit margins and improve cashflow through quantifying the FX risk you face and implementing unique strategies to mitigate it. XE Business Solutions provides a comprehensive range of currency services and products to help businesses access competitive rates with greater control.

Deciding when to make an international payment and at what rate can be critical. XE Business Solutions work with businesses to protect bottom-line from exchange rate fluctuations, while the currency experts and risk management specialists act as eyes and ears in the market to protect your profits from the world’s volatile currency markets.

Your company money is safe with XE, their NASDAQ listed parent company, Euronet Worldwide Inc., has a multibillion-dollar market capitalization, and an investment grade credit rating. With offices in the UK, Canada, Europe, APAC and North America they have a truly global coverage.

Are you curious to know more about XE?
Maurits Houthoff, senior business development manager at XE.com, is always in for a cup of coffee, mail or call to provide you detailed information.

 

 

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treasuryXL announces partnership with Kyriba to strengthen dissemination of the latest trends about treasury

| 22-4-2020 | treasuryXL | Kyriba |

VENLO, The Netherlands, April 22, 2020 – treasuryXL, the community platform for everyone who is active in the world of treasury, and Kyriba in the Netherlands, the global leader in cloud treasury and finance solutions today announced the signature of a premium partnership.

The partnership aims at offering a continuous flow of treasury content, making treasury knowledge available. This partnership includes:

  • collaboration on messaging, content production, and visibility
  • mutual distribution on select items of interest
  • collaboration on larger themes: event promotion, speaking and experts contribution, publications

Treasury management is currently experiencing a revolution under the effect of digital transformation. With this partnership, treasuryXL and Kyriba are striving to make sure that treasurers are always up to date with the latest news and events in their field.

According to Kendra Keydeniers, treasuryXLWe are happy to welcome Kyriba in our community. Kyriba is recognised by leading analyst firms, treasury and finance trades for its innovation and its leadership in cloud finance solutions. Kyriba will have a prominent role in the Treasury Topic environment with coverage in Cash Management, Risk Management, Treasury Software, Payments & Banking, Fraud & Cyber security and Working Capital Management which is a considerable contribution to our ecosystem.”

With an increasing focus on digital transformation, financial leaders must be empowered with insights into all the latest treasury trends. They need rapid access to on-the-pulse information around the latest industry news, plus new services and products to support their initiatives for innovation and competitiveness. With this partnership, treasuryXL, Kyriba has access to a well -established communications forum and a wide treasury ecosystem.says Luuk Linssen at Kyriba.

About treasuryXL

treasuryXL started in 2016 as a community platform for everyone who is active in the world of treasury. Their extensive and highly qualified network consists out of experienced and aspiring treasurers. treasuryXL keeps their network updated with daily news, events and the latest treasury vacancies.

treasuryXL brings the treasury function to a higher level, both for the inner circle: corporate treasurers, bankers & consultants, as well as others that might benefit: CFO’s, business owners, other people from the CFO Team and educators.

treasuryXL offers:

  • professionals the chance to publish their expertise, opinions, success stories, distribute these and stimulate dialogue.
  • a labour market platform by creating an overview of vacancies, events and treasury education.
  • a variety of consultancy services in collaboration with qualified treasurers.
  • a broad network of highly valued partners and experts.

About Kyriba

Kyriba empowers CFOs and their teams to transform how they activate liquidity as a dynamic, real-time vehicle for growth and value creation, while also protecting against financial risk. Kyriba’s pioneering Active Liquidity Network connects internal applications for treasury, risk, payments and working capital, with vital external sources such as banks, ERPs, trading platforms, and market data providers. Based on a secure, highly scalable SaaS platform that leverages artificial and business intelligence, Kyriba enables thousands of companies worldwide to maximize growth opportunities, protect against loss from fraud and financial risk, and reduce costs through advanced automation. Kyriba is headquartered in San Diego, with offices in New York, Paris, London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Dubai, Singapore, Shanghai and other major locations. For more information, visit www.kyriba.com.

Wanted: Cash Manager with City Financials Expertise (m/f)

22-04-2020 | Treasurer Search | treasuryXL

Our partner Treasurer Search is looking for a Cash Manager with City Financials Expertise (m/f)

Tasks Credit Analyst

The cash manager is responsible for operational tasks like forecasting, payments, liquidy management and bank relationship management. Specifically the use and improvement of the TMS, City Financials, will take substantial time.

Ideal Credit Analyst

The ideal candidate for this position has corporate cash management expertise. Only candidates with City Financial experience will be considered.

Our Client

Our client is a multi-billion, international company with a large presence in The Netherlands. 

Remuneration and Process

We are in dialogue with our client about the set of tasks and the ideal candidate for this position. Our first feasibilty study shows a limited number of candidates in the Dutch labour market with City Financials experience. As this is a dealbreaker, we already started communicating with the market mentioning this constraint. We invite candidates with this expertise to contact us and find out if this position might be for them. The Treasurer Test might be part of the recruitment process.

 

Location

Utrecht Region

 

Contact person

 

T: (0850) 866 798
M: (06) 2467 9339




How to simplify Procurement and Finance in the Supply Chain

| 21-04-2020 | Wim Kok | treasuryXL

Accelerated by the Corona pandemic, an unforeseen global crisis affecting us all, digitalisation, transparency, efficiency and real time settlement has moved dramatically up north on the priority scale of all global industries. At least it makes an important move to rethink sustainable business models in the post Corona era.

Secured (cyber proof) Platform connectivity bolstering strategic supply chains will become a very important aspect in the future survival of trading companies globally.

More and more initiatives are seen to phase out the “old school” handling of paper-based settlement. Rain forest of papers are being used to settle payment out of export and import contracts. Its cumbersome processes to settle payments through bank using old payment methodologies like Bills of Exchange, Cash Against Documents and Documentary Letters of Credit. Do not misunderstand my objective, nowadays contract settlements are strongly embedded in society supported by different legislation countries by country. This is also the reason why things are moving so slowly. Institutions like ICC, Swift, Customs & Harbour authorities (to name few) are constantly trying to move the needle in digitising processes. The reality is that the transformation goes to slowly. Maybe when COVID19 is behind us there will be an acceleration after reconsidering existing business models of supply chains dependent from documentary evidence.

In this 15 trillion USD ($) global trade market there is enough space next to the big banks and big corporates, who started to explore already after the 2008 crisis using agile inhouse innovation labs.

Initiatives like Komgo and R3 syndicates already looking at blockchain technology, however still geared toward the larger (commodity) trading community. It is interesting to see that the big Agri trading companies recently started a new initiative Covantis.

After PSD2 introducing Open banking a lot of financial FinTech’s are entering the market not having the burden of an absolute (outdated) big banking system. Big tech giants like google, Facebook and Amazon are looking into their enormous data bases trying to grasp their market share.

TransDocLink is developing a platform based upon the above ideas, capturing as much as possible stakeholders & features. Transdoclink already can make use of the TDeal concept on its platform. Creating in a supplier/buyer relationship full transparency, efficiency and trust in their contracted supply chain. A dashboard gives visibility around the whereabouts of the goods and money (triggered movements are settled through a dedicated wallet). TransDocLink aims to serve the SME market in an open (independent) platform environment.

In 2016 TransDocLink already recognised that the Letter of Credit (and its very paper heavy documentary settlement) is a “dinosaur” in the expensive settlement of payments in the banking industry. The aim was to digitise these processes and offer an alternative on a platform-based initiative. Buyer and Seller create on the platform a trusted lane (supply chain) by matching contracts. The settlement of agreed terms is being executed through an independent trust account instead of the alternative using an expensive settlement via Letter of Credit. The original concept was built around a straight through processing payment engine (exempted by the Dutch Central bank) and further enhancements are being made (escrow-TDeal , working capital, asset based & trade finance modules) to keep up with the quick changing landscape in the FinTech industry.

Curious what TransDocLink can do for your business? Visit transdoclink.com and/or contact me directly for some advice.

 

Wim Kok

International Business Consultant
Trade Finance Specialist

 

 

 

Webinar and Q&A: Covid-19: Where to next?

| 17-04-2020 | XE.com

Webinar and Q&A | COVID-19: Where to next?  | Wednesday April 22, 2020 at 5.00 pm – 5.45 pm CET

As financial markets continue to react to the global pandemic and the daily news headlines, XE will share insights into how businesses that have a commercial exposure to the currency markets can look to protect their bottom line from further impacts.

During this next Xe-Pert Webinar, the Xe team will walk you through two scenarios – a base case given current developments in addition to a significantly less favourable case should infection rates reverse course and start to climb again. We’ll discuss each cases’ potential impact on currency markets and outline risk management strategies applicable to each scenario. Register now and submit your questions, and our experts will also look to answer the common challenges during the live session. We may not have all of the answers, but we can look to provide some support to issues regarding currency exposure.

Register Now and and submit your questions, and the XE experts will look to answer the common challenges during the live session. XE may not have all of the answers, but they can look to provide some support to issues regarding currency exposure.

Date, time and registration

Date: April 22, 2020

Start time: 5.00 pm – 5.45 pm CET

Register here

 

Do you a question that you’d like one of the XE Experts to answer during the session? Please provide details and XE will endeavour to respond during the session. You can submit your question at the registration page.