This month's TMI includes a study by PricewaterhouseCoopers detailing recent trends in working capital management, an Executive Interview with Shahrokh Moinian of Deutsche Bank, and a report by the TMI Editor on RMB cross-border trade settlement.
TMI 182 also includes a number of best practice articles. Turkay Tatar, Finance Director for Istanbul-based Arçelik, explains how the company successfully implemented a new banking and cash management structure, and Webasto AG's Group Treasurer relates the experiences and challenges that they faced when realising their new treasury vision.
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Helen Sanders, Editor
Martin Böhme, Manager, Finance & Treasury Solutions Group, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Belgium, and Didier Vandenhaute, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Belgium
Andreas Weindel, Group Treasurer, Webasto AG
Turkay Tatar, Finance Director, Arçelik
Jukka Ryhänen, VP and Group Treasurer, Kemira Oyj
Jiro Okochi, CEO and Co-founder, Reval
Susan Lund and Charles Roxburgh, McKinsey Global Institute
Jonathan Williams, Director of Strategic Development, Experian Payments, and Ruth Wandhöfer, Head of Payments Strategy and Market Policy, EMEA Treasury and Trade Solutions, Citi Global Transaction Services
Results of an independent research project commissioned by BNY Mellon
Shahrokh Moinian, Head of Corporate Cash Management - EMEA, Global Transaction Banking, Deutsche Bank
Richard Raeburn, Chairman, EACT, and Francois Masquelier, Head of Corporate Finance and Treasury, RTL Group, Honourary Chairman, EACT
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