Tuesday, November 16, 2021
10am GMT | 11am CET | 6pm SGT

Cash and Liquidity like Electricity

Next Generation Cash and Liquidity Management, Today

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Why attend

For corporate clients, security and saving time is paramount in a disrupted world. As branch networks close globally and both paper documents and manual processes become antiquated, most banks and financial institutions have accelerated their digitalization journey.

But, the speed of digitization, application of technology, and the investment required to keep up with the pace of change is a blocker for many banks.

It is now an expectation, and a reality, that corporates require real-time cash positions in order to manage their liquidity positions effectively. To achieve this, banks must decouple their value added products from their monolithic core systems, redeploy to the cloud and consume as a service, in an open banking world.

Realizing rapid time to value, securely, is key. We are delighted to share with you our panel of experts to discuss how you can offer your clients next generation cash management today.

The key take-aways

Unlocking hidden value by expanding the banking ecosystem – what open banking means for corporates and banks

Optimizing client engagement and delivery through end-to-end corporate banking

Delivering change through digital transformation while maximizing time-to-value

Methods for bringing change forward, in order to get ahead of the competition by offering the next generation of cash and liquidity management, today

The webinar panel

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Cindy Lo, Global Head of Liquidity Solutions | HSBC

A seasoned corporate banker with international experience gained from top-tier banks in both product and sales roles. Strong track record in leadership, revenue generation and business development. Currently leading a global team of senior product specialists managing Liquidity Solutions product suite.

Peter Hoogervorst, Regional Head of Transaction Banking Products Asia / ITB, CREDIT AGRICOLE CIB

Peter Hoogervorst is the Managing Director in charge of the product management for Transaction Banking in Asia for Credit Agricole CIB, covering cash management, receivables and supply chain finance. He has been working in the product management areas of several large international banks for more than 15 years, in both Europe and Asia. In addition to this, Peter also chairs the Payments Standards Evaluation Group in ISO 20022 where all standards changes for ISO 20022 are decided on globally, within the payments and cash management space.

Royston Da Costa, Assistant Group Treasurer | FERGUSON PLC

Royston Da Costa has over 33 years’ experience working in treasury. He joined Wolseley, now Ferguson Group, in April 2002, and was responsible for managing the group’s daily debt and cash requirements.

In 2010, Royston was given the responsibility for driving the automation of Treasury’s processes at Ferguson, which led to the implementation of their current treasury management system in 2015, a cloud based solution by Bellin (a Coupa Company).

He was promoted to assistant group treasurer in November 2016, and was made responsible for the middle office, as well as continuing to drive forward the group’s strategy on treasury technology.

In November 2019, Royston was given the additional responsibility for the Front Office.

Royston has had a number of articles published by Treasury journals including an article on “Cyber Fraud and the impact on Treasury”.
He is a frequent speaker at national and international conferences, as well as courses run by international treasury organisations.
He is a member of the Advisory Board for Treasury Leaders Summit (TLS), and a member of Barclays Bank’s Corporate Advisory Committee.

Royston previously worked at Sky, Gillette, PolyGram, Seagram, and Vivendi Universal.

Ferguson won the 2020 BELLIN Champions Award for “Best Practice”

Ferguson were recognized in the 2018 TMI Awards for Innovation and Excellence with a Corporate Recognition Award for their “Future proofing Treasury” project.

Royston also won the Adam Smith award on behalf of Ferguson for the “Best Cyber-Security Solution” in 2019.

Tim Tyler, Senior Industry Principal - Corporate Banking (Global) | FINASTRA

Tim entered financial services through engineering, and moved to delivering year on year growth whilst in product management, Tim now works in solution consulting as a global industry principal.

With a strong background in digital - "front to back squared" - Tim works closely with banks, partners and the wider organisation to deliver the best solution for every client. Where the horizontal is as important as the vertical, Tim can bring together the core, cash and liquidity, trade and supply chain, lending and payments. From sole trader to SME to MNC and NGO - corporate banking to the power of X.

Using his experience of communicating at all levels within banks and other organisations globally, as well as public speaking, Tim leverages his business and technical background to evangelise, eulogise and strategise.

Tim is the named inventor of US Patent US9875478B1, which covers the utilisation of geolocation within transaction approval processes.

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