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34th EuroFinance International Treasury Management

October 15th-17th 2025 | Budapest

Pre-conference training courses

FX risk management is growing in importance as well as complexity. Deepen your understanding of the main types of FX risk and learn how to design a policy and operating environment suitable to your company’s specific needs. The contextual aspects of FX risk such as risk appetite, tax, accounting, reporting and more are covered as well as the use of advanced treasury centre vehicles, treasury management systems and other forms of automation. A group discussion and a first-of-its-kind peer-group session are used to illustrate how to put theory into practice.

Learning objectives

  • Understand the dynamics and drivers of different categories of FX risk in different industries, including economic and accounting risk, and how this shapes the ways companies improve their hedging and risk management.
  • Gain knowledge of the different approaches to managing FX risk and their pros and cons
  • Learn about best-of-breed FX risk management for different categories and industries and understand the associated requirements
  • Learn how to optimise workflows by utilising technology and streamlining processes
  • Developed the ability to critically assess and propose changes to a corporate’s FX risk management policy
  • Have collaborated with peers to investigate and solve real-world FX risk management challenges

Who should attend

  • Treasury professionals who manage FX risk in a managerial role, as a dealer or in a control function
  • Finance directors and controllers with significant FX exposure who wish to better understand the context and background of foreign exchange
  • Financial institutions, treasury system and other solution providers who want to understand their clients’ perspective
Course tutor
  • Nicholas Franck

    EuroFinance Tutor

    X

Cash plays a central part in treasury and this has a direct impact on systems, and processes, complemented by the use of technologies from banking and fintech providers. This course will help treasury departments design a “connected cash” strategy. Using real-world case studies to illustrate the theory, participants will be able to define a business case for connected cash in their organisation.

Learning objectives

  • How to manage cash as a corporate asset in a connected organisation
  • Expectations from CFO / management for treasury related to cash and liquidity
  • Technologies to support including IHC, POBO, payment factory and cash pooling
  • Design of connected cash processes including setup and impacts of in-house bank
  • Design of an AI enabled treasury organization including set-up of center of expertise
  • Use of next-gen technologies (AI, Machine learning, predictive analytics, APIs)
  • Design of banking infrastructure and optimized bank account structure to support connected cash
  • Market offerings (virtual accounts, connectivity solutions, sanction party screening and compliance solutions) driving strategic Treasury transformation
  • Quantitative benefits and develop a business case for transformation
  • Realised value of connected cash solutions through real-world case studies
Course tutor
  • Christopher Lee

    Director

    PwC

    X
  • Danielle Keller

    Manager – treasury and trading technology
    PwC

    X

With the rise of new technologies, especially in AI, treasury is exposed to many options to achieve excellence in managing treasury processes. This course will focus on:

  • Current challenges faced by treasury in terms of integration, process automation, dependency on ERP data and up-skilling people
  • What are the pre-requisites for enabling AI in treasury?
  • How does AI drive benefits in treasury?
  • Learn about AI tools/systems in the market and support from TMS / ERPs
  • Case studies and use cases

At the end of the course, you will be able to build a business case for enabling AI in your treasury

Who should attend?

  • Treasury and finance professionals thinking of treasury transformation using AI technologies
  • Treasury and finance technology professionals planning to deploy AI based solutions
  • Treasury and finance project managers looking to optimise processes and infrastructure
  • Treasury technology champions / treasury IT managers
  • Finance executives responsible for transformation projects
  • Finance shared services / center of expertise (COE)
Course tutor
  • Aniket Kulkarni

    Partner, treasury and commodity trading technology leader,

    PwC

    X

This workshop provides practical examples of the practices used by multinationals to meet challenges. There is a particular focus on treasury’s activities impact on the wider finance and other business functions.

In a rapidly changing economic environment, treasury is both central and critical to many of the key tasks facing a CFO. These include, but are not limited to, ensuring the solvency of the company, safeguarding assets and controlling and managing risk. Risks today come in many forms, driven by the volatility of exchange rates, fluctuating bank appetite for credit risk and more recently interest rate volatility. Political and country risk is also firmly back on the agenda. Coupled with significant internal changes around shared service adoption, working capital management and automation possibilities there is an important challenge in deciding where to focus and invest for the optimum return.

Key topics

  • The evolving role of treasury and whether there is an absolute “best practice” in treasury?
  • What are the proven and available treasury organisation structures and treasury techniques
  • How to manage corporate liquidity; solvency and controlling investment risk
  • The role of supply chain financing and working capital management
  • The various treasury approaches for shared service centres and payment factories
  • Global payment infrastructure and treasury technology
  • How cyber-risk and cyber-security are crucial to treasury and the wider business
  • What to expect in the future

Who should attend

This course is ideal for CFOs and/or Financial Controllers new to treasury management or as a refresher to update your current knowledge and set the agenda for the coming year and beyond.

Course tutor
  • Adrian Rodgers

    Senior EuroFinance tutor and director

    Arc Solutions

    X

Many corporate treasuries are seeking to centralise and automate their cash management processes, through in-house banks, payment hubs and even collection factories, in order to achieve a greater degree of efficiency, as well as visibility and control.  

This training will start with an overview of in-house banking, the business case drivers and technology options. It will also dive deeper into the more technical aspects of in-house banking, payment hubs and connectivity such as design and implementation considerations and current trends in the payment and connectivity landscape. Finally it will explore how leading in-house banks may develop over the next decade.

Learning objectives:

  • Learn about the concept of and the services offered by an in-house bank
  • Understand the financial and non-financial benefits an in-house bank can bring
  • Learn about the key considerations that are important when designing and implementing an in-house bank, such as the technology choice, transfer pricing, accounting considerations, impact on FX risk management, organisational impact
  • Learn how to deal with legal, fiscal and monetary restrictions while maximising the benefit of the in-house bank
  • Learn about transaction hub concepts
  • Go through real-life case studies of leading in-house bank implementations
  • Explore how in-house banking may further develop towards 2030
Course tutor
  • Mark van Ommen

    Partner
    Zanders

    X
  • Fernando Almansa

    Director
    Zanders

    X
8.30am -9.00am

Registration and refreshments

8.30am -9.00am

Registration and refreshments

8.30am -9.00am

Registration and refreshments

8.30am -8.45am

Registration and refreshments

8.30am -9.00am

Registration and refreshments

8.45am -9.00am

Introduction

9.00am -10.00am

In-house banking – the basics

9.00am -9.15am

Introduction

9.00am -10.45am

Core concepts in FX

9.00am -10.00am

The evolving role of treasury, is there a “best” treasury practice?

9.00am -9.45am

Introduction

9.15am -9.45am

Best in class treasury – how to achieve it

9.45am -10.15am

Challenges faced by treasuries in building best in class treasury

9.45am -10.45am

Connected cash strategy

10.00am -11.00am

In-house bank technology

10.00am -11.00am

Treasury organisation and treasury techniques

10.15am -10.30am

Break

10.30am -11.30am

Introduction to AI technologies

10.45am -11.00am

Networking break

10.45am -11.00am

Refreshment break

11.00am -11.15am

Refreshment break

11.00am -11.15am

Refreshment break

11.00am -12.00pm

Banking landscape

11.15am -12.30pm

Key design considerations

11.15am -1.00pm

Intercompany FX management

11.15am -12.30pm

Management of liquidity: maintaining solvency and controlling investment risk

11.30am -12.30pm

How does AI technologies help treasury?

12.00pm -1.00pm

Lunch

12.30pm -1.30pm

Lunch

12.30pm -1.30pm

Lunch

12.30pm -1.00pm

Supply chain financing and working capital

1.00pm -1.45pm

Lunch

1.00pm -2.00pm

Lunch

1.00pm -2.00pm

Digital and technology foundation

1.30pm -2.45pm

Deploying a global in-house bank

1.30pm -2.15pm

AI in achieving process automation

1.45pm -2.45pm

Group exercise

2.00pm -2.45pm

Corporate strategy

2.00pm -3.00pm

Treasury approaches for shared service centres and payment factories

2.15pm -3.00pm

AI enabled treasury workforce – How AI helps upskilling and knowledge sharing?

2.45pm -3.00pm

Refreshment break

2.45pm -3.00pm

Networking break

2.45pm -3.00pm

Refreshment break

3.00pm -4.00pm

From in-house bank to transaction hub

3.00pm -3.15pm

Break

3.00pm -4.30pm

Group FX optimisation structures

3.00pm -3.15pm

Refreshment break

3.00pm -4.00pm

Treasury transformation

3.15pm -4.00pm

AI enabled treasury system architecture – how to integrate AI with treasury systems?

3.15pm -4.15pm

Global payment infrastructure and treasury technology

4.00pm -4.45pm

In-house bank case studies

4.00pm -4.30pm

Case studies - how treasuries have deployed AI to achieve best in class treasury?

4.00pm -4.30pm

Business case and roadmap with case study

4.15pm -5.00pm

Cyber-risk and cyber-security

4.30pm -4.45pm

Business case for deploying AI in treasury

4.30pm -5.30pm

Peer group discussion

4.30pm -5.00pm

Transformation roadmap – case study

4.45pm -5.30pm

In-house banking 2030 – a strategic capital allocation vehicle?

4.45pm -5.00pm

Conclusion

5.00pm -5.30pm

What to expect in the future

5.00pm

End of course and distribution of certificates

5.30pm

End of course and presentation of certificates

5.30pm

End of course and presentation of certificates

5.30pm

End of course and presentation of certificates

5.30pm

End of course and presentation of certificates