Even by the most optimistic standards, the German economy has recovered at a surprisingly quick pace from the global financial crisis, and has left most other countries in the Eurozone far behind. We discuss the resurgent economy's effect on corporate treasury, as well as other key corporate treasury issues, with a series of influential treasury figures in Germany.
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John Jacob, Director Treasury, Philip Morris Finance S.A.
Arnaud Barth, Group Treasurer, Orsay GmbH, with Thomas Eisenhuth, Vice President, Corporate Cash Management, Societe Generale, Frankfurt
Sonja Brei, Head of Treasury, ALBA
Sandra Brühl, Treasury Associate, Dematic Group
Dr Ralph Solveen, Deputy Head of Economic Research, Commerzbank AG
Beate Murray, Head of Global Treasury Solutions, Germany, Austria and Switzerland, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Mark Stockley, Managing Director and Head of International Cash Sales, BlackRock
Baudouin Prot, Chief Executive Officer, BNP Paribas
Kees Hoving, Head of Trade Finance and Cash Management Corporates, Germany, Global Transaction Banking, Deutsche Bank AG
Global Cash Management Survey von J.P. Morgan Asset Management: Liquidität und finanzielle Stabilität bleiben weiterhin im Fokus
Georg Ehrhart, Partner, Market Risk Management & Research, Schwabe, Ley & Greiner
Christopher Lapp und Tobias Pfuderer
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