The Norwegian fixed-income market was in focus as Bodil Cathrine Østby and Eirik Høiby Ausland from Euronext Oslo Børs shared their presentation at Treasury 360° Oslo on 27 May. See their 26-minute session here.
Letting go of legacy systems, and instead building a new solution over a standard Microsoft platform, has created a new level of data transparency at Saxo Bank, where Thomas Otendal is group treasurer. On Thursday, he shared his experiences in the Treasury 360° Copenhagen conference....
Jens Romundstad, ex-head of sales for Coop Denmark, is accustomed to re-thinking – and now preaches that all his nation’s businesses should. With Treasury 360° Copenhagen on Thursday, he went on stage before a live audience at Axelborg.
The opportunities and challenges ahead, in the area of domestic as well as cross-border payments, were topic for BNP Paribas’ Bruno Mellado and Jonas Palm in Thursday’s Treasury 360° Copenhagen conference.
Raising funds as a private equity-owned enterprise, at a high financial leverage, is a process with its special features. In front of the live audience at Treasury 360° Copenhagen, Stark Group’s Kasper Christensen shared his experience of sourcing a syndicated institutional loan.
Diversity is a team feature, and a behaviour – and not automatically solved by hiring a single woman. On stage with Treasury 360° Copenhagen, recruiter Tanja Grønning shared her tips on how to assess inclusion to make businesses more successful.
The growing and maturing participation by retail investors in the Danish stock market was in focus for Nasdaq president Nikolaj Kosakewitsch, in his opening keynote of Treasury 360° Copenhagen on Thursday morning.
As Kasper Mahon Andreasen became CFO of container feeder shipping group Unifeeder this winter, he had designed an intensive on-boarding process for himself. With a live audience at Axelborg for Treasury 360° Copenhagen on Thursday morning, he shared the outcome.
Finally! Simon Hesse Hoffmann came on stage at Axelborg Thursday morning – with a notable group of Danish corporate financial professionals in the hall for the first time in two years.