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The home-working transition wasn’t bad for teams
The opening of new ways of working has been good, overall. This was the tone of the panel on the topic at Treasury 360° Oslo. See the full session here – as well as a 10-minute video of networking tips from recruiter Mike Richards.
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Covid-19 proved that good practices are good
The pandemic came to prove that solid best-practice cash management platforms, allowing full visibility of the cash across the group, are vital. These panelists in Thursday’s Treasury 360° Oslo shared their conclusions on what kinds of work they want to double down on as they...
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Scrap your budget and make your company successful
It is time to free employees from the chains of so many management practices … such as the budget. At Thursday’s Treasury 360° Oslo conference, Equinor’s Bjarte Bogsnes had a stab at the idea that we can fundamentally be motivated to perform by being controlled...
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“We need to dematerialize how we do things”
Technologies such as cloud services, artificial intelligence and robotic process automation are providing us with new capabilities – but also leading us to rearrange the way we work. In Thursday’s Treasury 360° Oslo conference, BNP Paribas’ Bruno Mellado went into depth on how treasuries should...
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This is how ESG and profits connect at Yara
At Norwegian fertilizer giant Yara, its ESG performance has been directly tied to the cost of financing – to signal commitment and give further incentive to positive change. In Thursday’s Treasury 360° Oslo, Liv Bergh and Polina Kargina presented the setup.
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“Now it is all about accelerating”
The world’s climate emergency, and how it translates to corporations on the finance side, was in focus as BNP Paribas’ Norway CEO Claudine Smith gave the introductory keynote of Treasury 360° Oslo on Thursday morning.
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