FinTech Connect
The UK’s largest dedicated financial technology conference and exhibition, running annually since 2014.
FinTech Connect hands financial institutions direct access to the technologies, partners, and strategic insights needed to drive innovation, improve operational efficiency, and stay competitive in a rapidly evolving financial services market.
For fintechs, the event provides access to growth-focused content, strategic partnerships, prospective customers, and investor meetings that can help accelerate the next phase of commercial scale and market expansion.
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Webinar on demand | Corporate Treasury: Managing and Hedging Corporate Risk
13-07-2023 | In the last 12 months, the FX market has experienced significant turbulence due to high inflation, rising interest rates, and geopolitical issues.
Fine-Tuning Balance Sheet Hedging
07-07-2023 | Is your FX exposure a bottom-line killer? In this episode of CurrencyCast by Kantox, Agustin Mackinlay dives deep into the complexities of balance sheet hedging programs to help you tackle the accounting impact of FX gains & losses.
Why Corporate Treasurers should (not) go to Money 20/20
06-07-2023 | Recently, Pieter de Kiewit attended Money 20/20. In this blog he talks about whether corporate treasures should (not) attend.
How far ahead do Treasurers forecast?
05-07-2023 | Recently we delved into a poll to gain further understanding of how far ahead treasurers do forecast. Are you a master of short-term planning, or do you have your eye on the future? The results are in, find out how you compare with your peers and learn from Conor Deegan of CashAnaltyics what can be learned from this.
10th Annual Credit Risk Management, Modelling and Validation
04-07-2023 | Develop, test and utilise credit risk frameworks and models incorporating Basel IV, IFRS9, IRB, climate risk and stress testing standards
Reviewing Best Practices for Treasury’s Cash Flow Forecasts
03-07-2023 | Why is Cash Forecasting so Important for Treasury? For as long as corporate treasury has existed, cash and liquidity management have been two of the primary responsibilities entrusted to practitioners.