TXF Trade & Treasury 2015 Event – 12/13 November – Germany – Special Discounts For ITFA Members

The ITFA Board is pleased to announce that it has recently reached an agreement with Trade & Export Finance (TXF) whereby ITFA members are being offered 2 registrations at 50% discount each to attend the TXF Trade & Treasury 2015 event. The event is being held between 12-13 November 2015, in Frankfurt, Germany. In addition to this, all other registrations are available to ITFA members at a 15% discount.

In order to register and benefit from the ITFA discounts please send an email on alexiavella@logixtest.com. As always, the 2 registrations available at a 50% discount will be available to ITFA members on a first come first serve basis. Moreover, such offers are eligible for new bookings only. For more information regarding this event, please click here.

From digitisation and disruptive innovation to regulation and reprioritisation, the worlds of trade finance and treasury management are changing rapidly, in most instances, irreversibly. The need for organisations to adapt to a quickly transforming environment has seldom been stronger. TXF Trade and Treasury 2015 is an intimate 200 person event that will provide guests with an honest appraisal of the trade finance environment whilst ensuring content is always solution-driven and forward thinking.

Moving away from the theory, senior speakers and moderators will share best practice and real case studies to address and discuss the key themes in the industry, including:

• Are working capital solutions offered by traditional providers still meeting the needs of corporates?
• How has the role of the treasurer evolved, and what systems can they put in place to ensure efficient management of treasury processes?
• How are companies currently using supply chain finance and what lessons does that relay for how best to implement a supply chain finance programme?
• What progress has been made by specific trade innovation tools, such as the Bank Payment Obligation (BPO) and electronic Bill of Lading (eBL)?
• How are technology companies and platform providers making life easier for suppliers?
• What trends are we seeing in terms of bank participants retrenching, recalibrating and reprioritising? What will the trade finance bank of the future look like?

As always, we do hope that our members make the most of the additional benefits that ITFA is bringing to them through such collaborations.