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War halved Russia’s share prices and made SWIFT a “nuclear” weapon
Russia’s aggression on Ukraine, with the invasion in eastern Ukraine during the night to Thursday, set international securities markets in swing. Russia saw its broad stock indices down by almost 50 percent through over a week. Financial-services sanctions get increasing attention and the idea of...
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EU fiscal-deficit restrictions leak, and debt rises
A battle between “frugal” and more relaxed fiscal policies will shape Europe’s economy over the coming years, says a Bloomberg article. Interest rates at zero and the Covid-19 crisis are among the forces that could push the “Growth and Stability Pact” from the 1990’s aside.
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Keep the dirty money dirty
VIDEO | As cash notes and coins get obsolete, corporations and financial institutions are becoming increasingly important as money-washing machines for criminals. Speaking at Treasury 360° Helsinki, system provider Avallone’s Anders Meinert Jørgensen gave an overview of the know-your-customer challenges and the way his company...
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Collateral – a challenge worth facing
Information to support collateral management should be real-time. This was one of the main statements by Mylette consultant Arthur Koreman as he took part in a Treasury 360° Stockholm session together with Baton Systems’ head of EMEA Alex Knight. Find the full session here.
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This special year has pushed technology
Eleanor Hill, editor of Treasury Management International (TMI) kicked off December’s Treasury 360° Stockholm conference. Now, here is the full-session video.
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“Almost all countries suffered a historic collapse”
Is 4 minutes enough to sum up the state of the world economy? Well, Jes Asmussen, Chief Economist of Handelsbanken Denmark, is definitely giving it a good shot in this video.
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Top priority: keep the staff and secure the potential
For all the negatives about covid-19 … timing couldn’t be worse for any company than for Nanovi – a young Danish medical device company that was just to enter its market phase. It fell on chief financial officer Hanne Leth Hillman to find a way...
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ISS’ double crisis let the treasury shine
A nasty ransomware attack in late February, on Danish services giant ISS, was still holding IT systems chained when the covid-19 pandemic came on top. To the group’s Head of Treasury Kristoffer Lykke-Olesen this made for a double opportunity. Watch this full speaking session.
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“Being a trustworthy partner is what we have benefited from”
When a market storm rolls in it’s not just about being good at what you do – it is also about your reputation for being a good partner.
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“We managed to keep our stores open”
Serving 100.000 customers every day, across 400 stores, is usually a good thing. In this 9-minute video session, released today, Stark Group’s Head of Treasury Kasper Christensen reveals how his corporation has coped with this year’s covid-19 challenge.
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