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TMI 194 - April 2011
easyJet reveal the benefits of their new TMS, Siemens document their Shared Services success story, and the Editor asks 'Have Cards Become an Anachronism?'
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Have Cards Become an Anachronism?
Helen Sanders, Editor, TMI
Best Practice Articles
Process, Technology and Skills: The Experience of a CFO in Africa
Nelly Akoth, Chief Financial Officer, IBM Sub-Saharan Africa
Technology for Tomorrow’s Treasury
Matthew Caunt, Treasury Accountant, and Paul Phillips, Group Treasurer, easyJet
Shared Services for Shared Success
Lynton Williams, Head of A&F Credit Services, GSS Siemens plc, UK
Thought Leadership
Through the Glass Darkly: Transparency Can Be a Dangerous Illusion
Justin Meadows, Chief Executive Officer, MyTreasury
Be Ready! Internal Controls in Treasury Departments
François Masquelier, Head of Corporate Finance and Treasury, RTL Group, and Honorary Chairman, EACT
What’s at Risk? The Use of Sensitivity Analysis to Measure Your Portfolio’s Risk
Gurpreet Banwait, Senior Global Product Manager, FINCAD
An Insight into BlackRock’s Cash Management Business
An interview with Rich Hoerner and Simon Mendelson, Co-Heads of Global Cash Management and Securities Lending, BlackRock
Regulars
EACT News - April 2011
Richard Raeburn, Chairman, EACT, and François Masquelier, Honorary Chairman, EACT
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