MEET Danilo Gonzalez
Danilo is originally from Peru where he graduated in industrial engineering before moving to Europe more than 20 years ago after spending 2 years in USA. As many treasury practitioners, he started in Treasury by accident as all related to numbers and math calculations were enough to be attracted to the field. All started in banking, in derivatives to move after in corporate treasury. He accomplished a master’s degree in international management in Austria as well as an ITM (international treasury management) certificate from ACT. Having lived in 5 different countries and mastering several foreign languages, working in a multicultural treasury environment was the perfect fit.
Danilo has been working in Treasury for the last 16 years in different roles related to derivatives, Cash Management, FX Management including difficult markets like Africa, Trade finance solutions, financing, working capital, global M&A projects and treasury tools implementation.
Danilo believes that knowledge sharing is a must to grow together, hence he was a guest speaker in a couple of treasury podcasts.
As treasury leader and advocate, Danilo is committed to keep learning how to best lead his team, transform, adapt and reshape the treasury tasks for future needs. Change is inevitable and growth is optional.
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How to avoid payment fraud?
| 05-08-2016 | Udo Rademakers | Generally speaking, most of the fraud cases don’t make it into the paper because companies are so embarrassed that they choose to keep the affair quiet instead. In some cases however, amounts are too substantial to hide and corporates (need to) publish. One case has been published some months ago […]
Foreign bank accounts, blessing or burden?
04-08-2016 | Jan Meulendijks | SEPA reduced the necessity to maintain foreign bank accounts in Euro-countries to a great extent, but there can still be substantial advantages to operating such accounts; an overview. There is a basic difference between handling your money flows and transactions in Euro and other currencies. Handling money flows and transactions in […]
Uitgelicht: Financiering binnen de keten
03-08-2016 | Kasja Reinders, Jan de Kroon | Afgelopen week verscheen op CFO.nl het artikel ‘Financiering binnen de keten’ waarin wordt gesteld dat het Nederlandse bedrijfsleven nog altijd kampt met een te lange betalingstermijn. Gemiddeld duurt het nu 40,7 dagen voor een factuur wordt betaald terwijl hier wettelijk 30 dagen voor staan. Wat zou het betekenen […]
USD/TRY, where to after the failed coup?
02-08-2016 | Simon Knappstein | In my July consensus FX forecasts report USD/TRY was expected to rise to 3.11 in 12 months’ time. These forecasts were given prior to the attempted coup. Now, two weeks further, the domestic situation in Turkey is clearly stabilising and it is a fine moment to take […]
The impact of negative interest rates
01-08-2016 | Lionel Pavey | Articles in the press state that large commercial banks are considering charging their corporate clients negative interest rates on credit balances on their bank accounts. This presents us with certain problems – how will clients react? Withdraw money – known as stuffing money under the mattress. This would present huge security […]
Treasury ABC Part III
| 29-07-2016 | Jan Doosje | For many people Treasury is, as they think, something that is not concerning. Because there are many items that could be mentioned and listed here, I chose to mention the items that have effect on our daily lives, even if we are not aware of the existence of […]