François Masquelier illustrates the new objectives for the “Super CFO”, the Editor looks at the merits of a statistical approach to receivables risk, and we discover the secrets behind AkzoNobel's cash management transformation in Asia.
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Helen Sanders, Editor, TMI
Maciej Müldner, Treasurer, Skanska Poland
Renato Pestana, Regional Treasury Manager, TNT NV
Peter van Rood, Corporate Director, Treasury, AkzoNobel
Maneesh Goel, Vice President, Product Management, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
David Rockliff, Managing Director, RBS Commercial Cards, Global Transaction Services (GTS)
Ivo Blom, Head of Product Management Cards & Cash, ING Payments and Cash Management
Kathleen Hughes, Head of Global Liquidity Management Sales, and Jason Granet, Head of International Cash Portfolio Management for Global Liquidity Management, Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Tino Kam, Head of Direct Channels for Global Transaction Services, The Royal Bank of Scotland
An interview with Markus Straussfeld, Head of International Cash Management Sales, UniCredit
François Masquelier, Head of Corporate Finance and Treasury, RTL Group, and Honorary Chairman, EACT
Richard Raeburn, Chairman, EACT, and François Masquelier, Head of Corporate Finance and Treasury, RTL Group, and Honorary Chairman, EACT
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