Agenda
Registration and networking refreshment
Welcome address
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Chris Clarke
Head of content, EuroFinance & CPI
US Economy: oscillations in protectionism, trade, rates, growth and inflation
2025 is a critical year of both change and continuity in US economic and trade policy. With a new President, many of the protectionist policies that began in the first Trump term, and developed in the Biden administration, will be further strengthened. Whilst inflation is gradually in decline, and the Fed have begun rate cuts, the US economy is at risk of rekindling inflation due to artificial prices in markets. Trade volumes between the US and China will decline, disrupting supply chains whilst tariffs raise import prices, higher prices and inflation. The net effect might be that the Fed will reverse or hold rates into 2026, impacting the cost of capital for US corporations. For treasurers, who were hoping that trade disruptions and elevated rates were behind them, might need to readjust their forecasts. Corporations will continue to explore alternative supply chains and develop nearshoring strategies, as the old order of globalisation increasingly fragments in global bifurcation of US and China. Demand and investment risk also is present as prices rise, signalling the possibility of recession in the US. The upside of protectionism is that tariffs will form subsidies to support US jobs, enabling some measure of continuity and growth in domestic markets in the short-medium term. In export markets, the US might consider dollar devaluation to lower the price of US goods in overseas markets and boost US trade. In all scenarios, the economy in 2025 will be pivotal for the US economy and corporate treasures will be proceeding with caution.
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Mary E. Lovely
Senior fellow Peterson Institute for International Economics
XMary E. Lovely
Senior fellow Peterson Institute for International Economics
Mary E. Lovely is the Anthony M. Solomon Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute. She served as the 2022 Carnegie Chair in US-China Relations with the Kluge Center at the Library of Congress. Lovely is professor emeritus of economics at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, where she was Melvin A. Eggers Economics Faculty Scholar from 2010 to April 2022. She was coeditor of the China Economic Review during 2011–15.
Her current research projects investigate the effect of China’s foreign direct investment policies on trade flows and entry mode, strategic reform of US tariffs on China, and recent movements in global supply chains. Lovely earned her PhD in economics at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor and a master’s degree in city and regional planning from Harvard University.
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Henry Tricks
US technology editor The Economist Group
XHenry Tricks
US technology editor The Economist Group
Henry Tricks is The Economist’s US technology editor based in Los Angeles. Prior to that, he wrote the the Schumpeter column on global business and was based in London. Previously, he was the Energy and Commodities editor from 2015 to 2018. He joined The Economist as capital-markets editor in January 2006, and became finance editor later that year. He was Tokyo bureau chief from August 2009 until April 2013, and bureau chief for Mexico and Central America from 2013 to 2015. Before joining The Economist he wrote for the Financial Times in London, was FT bureau chief in Mexico, and worked for Reuters in America, Mexico and Central America. For The Economist he has written a technology quarterly on future energy technologies, and special reports on the geopolitics of energy, the future of oil, the Pacific Rim, Japan’s ageing population, and global investment banking.
March 11th 2025-
09.00amUS Economy: oscillations in protectionism, trade, rates, growth and inflation
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09.45amAI Futures: harnessing the power and promise
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09.00amRisks and rewards in the AI race
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AI Futures: harnessing the power and promise
Everyone is talking about AI and with good reason: AI is transforming the business world. Whether automating repetitive tasks, predicting outcomes and forecasting markets, generating real-time analysis, creating new products or re-designing supply chains, AI is revolutionising corporations now. In finance and treasury, AI is powering fraud detection, algorithmic trading, credit risk assessment and forecasting, enabling greater efficiencies in processes and greater strategic decision-making. The rapid advance of AI across business has been met with a rise in policy and regulatory responses to develop guidelines for the AI use. Concerns include the AI algorithms that might include bias, data privacy concerns in public AI models, and risks in automated systems with minimal human oversight. Public policy initiatives include developing ethical AI practices and eliminating bias in AI algorithms and decision-making. As AI continues to evolve, transforming the world of business, finance and treasury, we will all need to adapt and harness the power of the technology to create better outcomes and opportunities in companies, markets and society. In this session, we hear how we are all catching up with AI and how we can harness its power and promise.
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Conor Grennan
Chief AI architect, CEO and founder NYU Stern School of Business, AI Mindset
XConor Grennan
Chief AI architect, CEO and founder NYU Stern School of Business, AI Mindset
Conor Grennan is Chief AI Architect at NYU Stern School of Business, where he builds generative AI fluency across the institution, including MBAs, faculty and administration. Prior to that role, he served as Dean of Students for the past 10 years.
Outside of NYU, Conor is the CEO and Founder of AI Mindset, an AI consulting company that trains professionals, leaders and organizations on a new and effective framework for generative AI. He has worked with teams across industry, including at OpenAI, McKinsey, NASA, PWC, ServiceNow, SAP, DaVita Healthcare, NYU Langone, Providence Health, Deloitte, Sycamore Partners, Wellington Management, American Securities, WelshCarson Private Equity, the US Dept of Treasury, and more.
Conor is the Head GenAI Trainer for the Chief Executive Group and LinkedIn Learning’s instructor for AI for Business. He has keynoted on generative AI at the Generative AI World Conference, Generative AI Week, PWC’s Trust Leadership Academy, MetTel’s Innovation Conference, Correlation One’s CHRO Insights event, the Franchise CEO Summit, the Chief Executive Annual Summit, and many other large-scale events.
Conor is also a New York Times and #1 international bestselling author, published in 15 languages. He is a keynote speaker, TEDx speaker, and executive coach. His AI insights have been featured in Entrepreneur, Business Insider, Vox and other media. He co-hosts the AI Applied Podcast (top 20 in Business News) and is a Top Voice in Public Speaking on LinkedIn, where he has over 65k followers that track his generative AI insights.
Outside of his work in AI, Conor has been named a Huffington Post Game Changer of the year for his humanitarian work with trafficked children in Nepal, and in 2014 was given the Unsung Hero of Compassion Award by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. He has a BA from the University of Virginia and an MBA from NYU Stern, and lives in Connecticut with his wife Liz (an AI specialist) and two children.
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Henry Tricks
US technology editor The Economist Group
XHenry Tricks
US technology editor The Economist Group
Henry Tricks is The Economist’s US technology editor based in Los Angeles. Prior to that, he wrote the the Schumpeter column on global business and was based in London. Previously, he was the Energy and Commodities editor from 2015 to 2018. He joined The Economist as capital-markets editor in January 2006, and became finance editor later that year. He was Tokyo bureau chief from August 2009 until April 2013, and bureau chief for Mexico and Central America from 2013 to 2015. Before joining The Economist he wrote for the Financial Times in London, was FT bureau chief in Mexico, and worked for Reuters in America, Mexico and Central America. For The Economist he has written a technology quarterly on future energy technologies, and special reports on the geopolitics of energy, the future of oil, the Pacific Rim, Japan’s ageing population, and global investment banking.
March 11th 2025-
09.00amUS Economy: oscillations in protectionism, trade, rates, growth and inflation
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09.45amAI Futures: harnessing the power and promise
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09.00amRisks and rewards in the AI race
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Networking break
Roundtables
- Cash forecasting with AI: AI is transforming cash forecasting with greater data accuracy and predictive analytics, here we look at how it works and the improvements to visibility in cash reporting.
- Crypto, stablecoins and CBDCs: Crypto is back with bitcoin soaring, US CBDCs are now off the table as private entities launch new stablecoins – what does all this mean for the treasury digital wallets now?
- Real time payments, real time treasury: RTP and Fed Now have arrived, so how are real time payments integrated into treasury – here will delve into payments interoperability and the benefits of real time treasury.
- Working capital workarounds: With some uncertainty in rates markets and inflationary pressures lingering, treasurers remain focussed on working capital and balance sheet assets to generate liquidity – here we focus on tested solutions.
- Trade, tariffs and treasury: As we move into an era of higher trade tariffs on imported goods, we are likely to see a rise in reciprocal tariffs on US exports – here we explore the implications for treasury in tax, pricing, FX and trade finance.
- Rates, ratings and capital structuring: Revolver loans are in focus in the next wave of corporate refinancing as rates remain elevated – although the expected trajectory is downward uncertainty remains. Here treasurers discuss capital structuring scenarios to avoid high rates and rating downgrades in both IG and high yield markets.
- Accelerating automation: Robotic process automation (RPAs) has taken root in treasury processes including FX management, AP/AR processing and reconciliation and other cash management processes. Here we evaluate some of the latest iterations of the technology in the AI era and the practical steps to improvement.
- AI experiments for treasury: We all know that treasurers have, either secretly or openly, been experimenting with AI in treasury processes, from summarising cash reports, generating spreadsheets, or fine tuning FX algorithms and writing python code! Here treasurers share what they have done and learned about AI recently.
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Bruce Edlund
Group director, assistant treasurer Cloud Software Group
XBruce Edlund
Group director, assistant treasurer Cloud Software Group
20+ years of growing corporate treasury experience: cash/liquidity management, investments, cash forecasting, FX and IR hedging, debt capital markets, rating agencies, stock repurchases, public/private• Experience in a variety of industries starting in investment banking and then corporate treasury at media and telecom, software and retail companies• Guest judge at FORAD finance competitions and re-creator of the multinational simulation used by 3 international business schools• Multi-lingual (English, Spanish, French) with experience in the US, Latin America and Europe
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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Ivan Troufanov
VP, treasurer Celonis, Inc.
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Jeff Horowitz
Senior advisor Treasury Sources Group
XJeff Horowitz
Senior advisor Treasury Sources Group
Jeff Horowitz is a business executive with extensive expertise in corporate treasury, financial services, payments, talent development, relationship management, and helping businesses grow while effectively helping teams manage risk.
Jeff is currently the senior advisor and on the executive board with Treasury Sources Group, LLC where he provides advise and consultation to organizations, banks, and financial technology companies in areas that include treasury and finance, payments, working capital optimization, and workforce effectiveness.
During his 30+ year career Jeff has lived and worked in Europe, Asia and the United States and led global teams at companies including Bank of New York Mellon, ABN AMRO Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, and Treasury Sources Group. He is a graduate of Walt Disney’s College Program where he also worked as a Trainer in their resort and theme park divisions in central Florida.
Jeff is a frequent industry speaker at conferences that include Euro Finance, The Financial Times Finance Summit, and AFP (Association for Financial Professionals), as well as AFP local chapters in New York, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Texas, and other conferences / industry events worldwide.
He is a former adjunct professor at The New York Institute of Technology and earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from the State University of New York, and a Master of Business Administration from Adelphi University.
Jeff is the Trustee for a charitable giving fund focused on causes that he and his family care about, including providing vital resources to families in need around the world, helping with global environmental issues and advocating for the LGBTQIA+ community.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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03.40pmFX automation in practice: delivering accuracy and efficiency in treasury processes
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Jeremy Reedus
Vice President and Global Treasurer Varel Energy Solutions
XJeremy Reedus
Vice President and Global Treasurer Varel Energy Solutions
Treasury stands here today looking forward to the future with FP&A as well as answers for the aftermath with Accounting.” Jeremy serves as VP & Global Treasurer for Varel Energy Solutions, one of the world’s largest independent manufacturers and suppliers of downhole drilling and completions products to the energy sector. His mission is to help organizations realize the Treasury department is an overlooked, critical, strategic partner that can enhance the financial awareness of the entire enterprise.
Prior to joining Varel, Jeremy held various treasury and finance roles in prestigious global companies such as Air Liquide (US office) and Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabia).
Jeremy has years of experience in establishing scalable extensive structures that are global and transparent in nature. As a world citizen, he has expanded his global network immensely while developing a track record of marked increases in efficiency, effectiveness, and internal collaboration.
He is the recent past President of the Houston Treasury Management Association, which is one of the oldest Treasury associations in the United States. He is a native Houstonian and holds an EMBA from the University of Houston
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Dan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XDan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Daniel L. Blumen, CTP is a founding partner of Treasury Alliance Group where he leads consulting engagements dealing with working capital management, systems integration, liquidity and risk management and other global treasury issues. Prior to co-founding Treasury Alliance in 2002, he was Managing Director of Knowledge Management Applications, a firm he founded in 1998. Dan was with Bank of America in Chicago and Singapore, where he managed the ASEAN region of the Global Payment Services Group. He also worked for Citibank in Chicago and in London where he had pan-European management responsibility for cash management business development. He has worked with large multinationals and emerging international companies and shares his experience as an author and as a frequent speaker at cash management gatherings worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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03.40pmAcquisitions and disposals: managing treasury front lines
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Robert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XRobert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Bob has more than 30 years of corporate treasury experience in the roles of treasurer, credit director, finance manager and controller at BP America and Amoco Corporation. He has successfully managed post-acquisition integrations, technology upgrades and corporate restructurings. Currently, Bob is a partner with the Treasury Alliance Group, leveraging his corporate experience in client engagements dealing with global treasury, risk and crisis management; cash management and cash flow forecasting; working capital management; shared service operations and general management. He also shares his experiences by tutoring others in courses such as international cash and treasury management, corporate risk management and cash flow forecasting, as well as by chairing, moderating and speaking at treasury conferences worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmDe-risking tax, compliance and regulation in treasury
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02.15pmFinancing trilogy: loans, bonds and equity - navigating the cost of capital
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Debbie Kaya
Independent treasury professionalXDebbie Kaya
Independent treasury professionalMarch 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmCash forecasting: riding the AI phenomena
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Lunch
Conference breaks into two tracks
De-risking tax, compliance and regulation in treasury
With a new US government administration in situ, treasurers and tax and compliance colleagues are reviewing global tax policies. The shift towards a territorial tax system and lower corporate rate in the US, incentives the repatriation of overseas earnings and dividends. Yet the OECD/G20 global minimum tax agreement, (BEPS), aims to limit profit shifting, increasing global tax burdens for multinational companies. Treasurers now need to navigate both domestic corporate tax rules and global tax regulation and reassess global tax strategies. Repatriating funds is also subject to foreign exchange controls, where often it is more efficient to reinvest in local currency operations. The continual monitoring of evolving tax regulations, both domestically and internationally, is essential for optimising after-tax profits. Where companies have an extensive network of subsidiaries, compliance in local tax policies and regulations and tax reporting is critical to mitigate tax risks. Here treasurers discuss their approaches to global treasury tax operations, the treasury systems that ensure compliance, and how they adapt to evolving tax regulations.
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Vidhi Jain
Global treasurer Qualtrics
XVidhi Jain
Global treasurer Qualtrics
Vidhi is the Treasurer and Head of Global Finance Shared Services at Qualtrics with 15+ years of overall Finance experience. She has played impactful roles in all aspects of Finance (as a steward in ensuring compliance; as an efficient operator in managing Finance functions; as a strategist in influencing business growth and acquisitions; and as a catalyst in driving business improvements via cost reduction initiatives). Currently, she leads Treasury, AP, AR and Billings global teams at Qualtrics. Prior to Qualtrics, she worked with Nordstrom and Microsoft corporate treasury teams. She also has several years of experience in corporate banking before she joined the corporate finance roles. She is an MBA and Engineer from leading institutes in India. She lives in Redmond with her husband and two kids for the last eight years.
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Julianna Achmatow
Vice president, global treasury and legal Calibre Scientific
XJulianna Achmatow
Vice president, global treasury and legal Calibre Scientific
Vice President, Global Treasurer & Legal specializing in corporate cash management, investments, and short-term debt. Entrepreneurial mindset with a strong understanding of startup business operations and corporate management. Well-versed in Know Your Customer (KYC) compliance, Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), and global banking regulations. Experienced in working for both private and public companies.
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Robert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XRobert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Bob has more than 30 years of corporate treasury experience in the roles of treasurer, credit director, finance manager and controller at BP America and Amoco Corporation. He has successfully managed post-acquisition integrations, technology upgrades and corporate restructurings. Currently, Bob is a partner with the Treasury Alliance Group, leveraging his corporate experience in client engagements dealing with global treasury, risk and crisis management; cash management and cash flow forecasting; working capital management; shared service operations and general management. He also shares his experiences by tutoring others in courses such as international cash and treasury management, corporate risk management and cash flow forecasting, as well as by chairing, moderating and speaking at treasury conferences worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmDe-risking tax, compliance and regulation in treasury
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02.15pmFinancing trilogy: loans, bonds and equity - navigating the cost of capital
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Cash forecasting: riding the AI phenomena
Cash forecasting is being transformed as artificial intelligence and predictive analytics analyse large amounts of financial data to predict cash inflows and outflows, as well as variance analysis on actual flows, all at phenomenal speed and accuracy. Many treasurers, even at leading MNCs, rely on spreadsheets with macros developed over years, with actuals to left and forecast to the right, that pull in data from relevant parts of the business, either in data files or directly from the TMS or ERP. AI can analyse this data, with algorithms that factor in external market fluctuations and historical trends, providing treasurers with granular, detailed forecasts with scenario and variance parameters. AI technologies empower treasurers with strategic insight on direct cash flows and enables more informed decision making on liquidity and working capital requirements and cash management and investments. In this session, treasurers who are harnessing AI in forecasting discuss how the technology has helped and how they envisage AI developing in cash forecasting and cash management applications.
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Ellie Nissly
Executive director, co-head of marketplaces and digital ecosystems, J.P. Morgan
XEllie Nissly
Executive director, co-head of marketplaces and digital ecosystems, J.P. Morgan
Ellie Nissly is an Executive Director and Co-Head of Marketplaces & Digital Ecosystems at J.P. Morgan Payments. In this role, Ellie co-leads a sales team responsible for driving strategic new business development and sales relationship management for the world’s largest and fastest growing tech companies. Prior to joining J.P. Morgan in 2018, Ellie held roles in Product Management, Operations and Sales within Citi’s Trade and Transaction Services.
Ellie holds an MBA from the University of Southern California, Marshall School of Business and a BA from Columbia University.
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Pahal Patangia
Head of Global Industry Business DevelopmentPayments Nvidia
XPahal Patangia
Head of Global Industry Business DevelopmentPayments Nvidia
Pahal Patangia leads global business development for payments at NVIDIA. He focuses on building strategic partnerships within the payments industry and grow adoption of accelerated computing in the ecosystem. He drives payments-oriented engagements with NVIDIA’s hardware and software partners, cloud service providers, system integrators, venture capitalists and startups. Prior to that, he led developer relations for payments and fintech companies to help them accelerate their AI models at scale using NVIDIA’s platform. Previously, he spent the majority of his professional career at FICO, where he helped retail banks and financial institutions make smarter credit decisions using machine learning. He holds a master’s degree in business analytics from the University of Minnesota and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the National Institute of Technology, Trichy in India.
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Catherine You
Group Vice President, ERP Applications Development Oracle
XCatherine You
Group Vice President, ERP Applications Development Oracle
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Debbie Kaya
Independent treasury professionalXDebbie Kaya
Independent treasury professionalMarch 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmCash forecasting: riding the AI phenomena
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Financing trilogy: loans, bonds and equity - navigating the cost of capital
With trillions of dollars of corporate debt coming to maturity through 2026, treasurers will be relieved to see interest rates taper downwards this year; however the short to medium term rate outlook remains uncertain and refinancing costs remain elevated. Treasurers will grapple with uncertain capital costs with non investment grade companies taking the brunt of rate fluctuations. Whilst banks have been tightening credit criteria and rating agencies have been scrutinising corporate balance sheets with potential downgrades, the debt market is increasingly precarious for treasurers in refinancing, RCFs and restructuring scenarios. For both investment grade companies and high yield issuers, elevated rates are impacting yields in the corporate bond market. With new bond issuances at higher yields, treasurers might opt to issue at shorter maturities with the aim of refinancing again when rates are lower. For treasurers that are seeking equity investment, either in public or private markets, the outlook for stock markets are strong with rising markets, and there is an expected uptick in IPO activity. In private equity, investment in companies is set to increase by 16 percent through 2025, according to reticent market analysis. In this session, treasurers discuss the financing trilogy of loans, bonds and equity, and how they work with CFOs to navigate the uncertain cost of capital in an unpredictable rate environment.
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Braden Moll
Senior assistant treasurer Ryder System, Inc.
XBraden Moll
Senior assistant treasurer Ryder System, Inc.
Braden Moll is currently Senior Assistant Treasurer for Ryder System, Inc., a leading supply chain, dedicated transportation, and fleet management solutions company. He has been responsible for a variety of treasury roles, including debt capital markets, rating agency relationships, bank relationships, cash management, pension and savings plans, interest expense forecasting, stock repurchases, capital structure and cost of capital analysis. He has been with Ryder for 30 years and has had roles in Treasury, Corporate Planning, Corporate Development and Fleet Management Pricing.
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James Masters
Head of trade / working capital sales and origination Mizuho Americas
XJames Masters
Head of trade / working capital sales and origination Mizuho Americas
James Masters is currently head of sales and origination for trade and working capital products in Mizuho’s Global Transaction Banking Americas team. During more than 35 years’ experience of senior client coverage across various sectors, he has provided financial advisory, global corporate finance and investment banking, debt & equity capital markets, financial risk management, project finance, international treasury management, trust & investment management and other corporate operating services to a multinational global client base. His experience includes time spent living and working in Asia where he was responsible for regional client coverage and gained a unique multi-cultural perspective and understanding of client requirements at the subsidiary level. Prior to joining Mizuho, he worked at Bank of America in a variety of corporate banking positions. He holds an MBA in finance from Emory University in Atlanta and a BBA in finance from the University of Kentucky in Lexington.
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Robert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XRobert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Bob has more than 30 years of corporate treasury experience in the roles of treasurer, credit director, finance manager and controller at BP America and Amoco Corporation. He has successfully managed post-acquisition integrations, technology upgrades and corporate restructurings. Currently, Bob is a partner with the Treasury Alliance Group, leveraging his corporate experience in client engagements dealing with global treasury, risk and crisis management; cash management and cash flow forecasting; working capital management; shared service operations and general management. He also shares his experiences by tutoring others in courses such as international cash and treasury management, corporate risk management and cash flow forecasting, as well as by chairing, moderating and speaking at treasury conferences worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmDe-risking tax, compliance and regulation in treasury
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02.15pmFinancing trilogy: loans, bonds and equity - navigating the cost of capital
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Liquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
Elevated interest rates have intensified focus on working capital management tools for corporate treasurers. Optimising inventory and receivables has become critical, as the cost of capital to finance assets increases. Yet the recent trend for treasurers to extend credit terms with suppliers (DPO) and negotiate shorter payment terms (DSO) with customers to accelerate the cash conversion cycle and generate working capital, may be easing as inflation and interest rates begin to fall. The outlook for inflation however remains uncertain, as Trump’s tariffs of ten percent on all imports take effect on pricing, with the possibility of further rate rises. Amid this uncertainty treasurers are increasingly adopting advanced cash analytics to identify the optimal working capital balance, to ensure the business has access to cash and liquidity where needed. In this session, treasurers explore the arsenal of liquidity management tools available, that offer real-time visibility into cash positions, whilst streamlining automated payments, collections, and reconciliations. The panel will also consider how AI can predict cash shortfalls and surpluses, and make data-driven decisions, to maintain optimal liquidity to navigate inflation and rate uncertainty.
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Ara Hamamjian
Treasurer, executive director BioMarin Pharmaceuticals
XAra Hamamjian
Treasurer, executive director BioMarin Pharmaceuticals
Ara Hamamjian is the Executive Director, Treasurer at BioMarin, a world leader in developing and commercializing first- or best-in-class therapies for rare genetic diseases. Key priorities for the BioMarin Treasury function include Capital Allocation and Structure, Working Capital Optimization, Foreign Exchange and Liquidity Allocation. He previously held the Head of Treasury role at Fitbit and had dual responsibility for the G&A functions in FP&A. Prior to that he was at Electronic Arts with oversight of the Global FX Programs as well as Treasury Operations and Liquidity. Over the last 20 years in the San Francisco Bay Area, he has been in several corporate treasury roles incorporating the full scope of the treasury function in addition to experience in the FP&A function. Ara has an undergraduate degree in Economics from UCLA and currently lives in Marin with his wife and two daughters.
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Jeremy Reedus
Vice President and Global Treasurer Varel Energy Solutions
XJeremy Reedus
Vice President and Global Treasurer Varel Energy Solutions
Treasury stands here today looking forward to the future with FP&A as well as answers for the aftermath with Accounting.” Jeremy serves as VP & Global Treasurer for Varel Energy Solutions, one of the world’s largest independent manufacturers and suppliers of downhole drilling and completions products to the energy sector. His mission is to help organizations realize the Treasury department is an overlooked, critical, strategic partner that can enhance the financial awareness of the entire enterprise.
Prior to joining Varel, Jeremy held various treasury and finance roles in prestigious global companies such as Air Liquide (US office) and Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabia).
Jeremy has years of experience in establishing scalable extensive structures that are global and transparent in nature. As a world citizen, he has expanded his global network immensely while developing a track record of marked increases in efficiency, effectiveness, and internal collaboration.
He is the recent past President of the Houston Treasury Management Association, which is one of the oldest Treasury associations in the United States. He is a native Houstonian and holds an EMBA from the University of Houston
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Dan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XDan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Daniel L. Blumen, CTP is a founding partner of Treasury Alliance Group where he leads consulting engagements dealing with working capital management, systems integration, liquidity and risk management and other global treasury issues. Prior to co-founding Treasury Alliance in 2002, he was Managing Director of Knowledge Management Applications, a firm he founded in 1998. Dan was with Bank of America in Chicago and Singapore, where he managed the ASEAN region of the Global Payment Services Group. He also worked for Citibank in Chicago and in London where he had pan-European management responsibility for cash management business development. He has worked with large multinationals and emerging international companies and shares his experience as an author and as a frequent speaker at cash management gatherings worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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03.40pmAcquisitions and disposals: managing treasury front lines
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Bruce Edlund
Group director, assistant treasurer Cloud Software Group
XBruce Edlund
Group director, assistant treasurer Cloud Software Group
20+ years of growing corporate treasury experience: cash/liquidity management, investments, cash forecasting, FX and IR hedging, debt capital markets, rating agencies, stock repurchases, public/private• Experience in a variety of industries starting in investment banking and then corporate treasury at media and telecom, software and retail companies• Guest judge at FORAD finance competitions and re-creator of the multinational simulation used by 3 international business schools• Multi-lingual (English, Spanish, French) with experience in the US, Latin America and Europe
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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Networking break
Networking break
Acquisitions and disposals: managing treasury front lines
As the economic cycle turns, as rates decline and the cost of capital falls, companies might look to borrow or dip into cash reserves to fund acquisitions of suppliers or competitors. Corporate M&A activity in 2024/5 is forecast to rise by 20 percent and private equity activity by 16 percent in recent analysis, and we have seen M&A deals in the tech sector recently. In acquisitions, the corporate treasurer can play an essential role in analysing the potential cash flow impacts of the deal, as well as helping structure the financing for the acquisition through loans or bonds or utilising existing cash reserves. Treasurers who have recently been through the acquisition process speak of long days overseeing the integration and alignment of cash management processes and banking systems, as well as teams and operations. In this session, treasurers from the front line detail the challenges both pre and post acquisition, in terms of people and processes, and the key changes in liquidity and working capital management as new businesses come onstream into the treasury workflow and risk dashboard.
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Arijit Dasgupta
VP, Treasurer Bridgestone Americas
XArijit Dasgupta
VP, Treasurer Bridgestone Americas
Arijit Dasgupta has been the Assistant Treasurer at Viatris responsible for Cash Management, Working Capital Optimization and FX Risk Management since Nov 2020. Viatris Inc. was formed in Nov 2020 as a result of the combination of Mylan N.V. and Pfizer’s Upjohn business, creating a global healthcare company providing medicines across 165 markets. Viatris reported a revenue of ~$16B in 2022. Before joining Viatris through the business combination, Arijit spent 8 years at Pfizer in various roles in Mergers and Acquisitions and Treasury. Prior to Pfizer, Arijit spent 10 year at General Electric starting in the Financial Management Program, and then Corporate Audit Staff, followed by various roles in FP&A and Technical Accounting.
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Cathy Fields
VP, treasurer Hitachi Digital LLC
XCathy Fields
VP, treasurer Hitachi Digital LLC
Cathy has been involved with Treasury or Treasury related functions in a multi-national environment for 30+ years. She is currently responsible for Global Treasury Operations at all Hitachi Digital companies, which includes Banking, FX Strategies, Cash and Liquidity Management, Debt, Investments, Insurance Risk Management and anything else Treasury needs to do to support the company’s continued growth throughout the world. Cathy is also currently providing leadership support on a Treasury Transformation Project for Hitachi, Ltd., the Japan parent for Hitachi Digital LLC. Hitachi, Ltd. is implementing a global TMS to provide centralization and standardization for core Treasury functions.Cathy has a BS in Exercise Physiology from California State Fullerton and earned her MBA in International Business from National University.
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Dan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XDan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Daniel L. Blumen, CTP is a founding partner of Treasury Alliance Group where he leads consulting engagements dealing with working capital management, systems integration, liquidity and risk management and other global treasury issues. Prior to co-founding Treasury Alliance in 2002, he was Managing Director of Knowledge Management Applications, a firm he founded in 1998. Dan was with Bank of America in Chicago and Singapore, where he managed the ASEAN region of the Global Payment Services Group. He also worked for Citibank in Chicago and in London where he had pan-European management responsibility for cash management business development. He has worked with large multinationals and emerging international companies and shares his experience as an author and as a frequent speaker at cash management gatherings worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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03.40pmAcquisitions and disposals: managing treasury front lines
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Rajat Prakash
Senior finance executive
XRajat Prakash
Senior finance executive
Rajat Prakash is a senior finance executive with over 20 years’ experience leading strategic functions including Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Restructuring, Treasury, Investor Relations, Financial Planning & Analysis, and Risk Management.
Most recently, Rajat was the Vice President – Finance at Talen Energy (a digital infrastructure and power generation company) where he led Corporate Finance, Treasury, Investor Relations and Credit functions. Prior to Talen, he spent two decades driving strategic initiatives in consumer, technology, and manufacturing sectors across United States, Europe, and Asia.
Rajat holds an MBA from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business and an undergraduate degree in Electronics Engineering from National Institute of Technology, India.
March 11th 2025
FX automation in practice: delivering accuracy and efficiency in treasury processes
FX automation in corporate treasury is delivering significant benefits in efficiency, risk and error reduction, as well as time saved in manual processing, whilst real-time, automated exchange rate data ensures accuracy and speed of execution. Systems can provide a centralised view of FX exposures, and connect directly with banks and platforms to provide real time information. For treasurers that hedge exposures, pre-defined hedging policies can be programmed around specific currencies, to ensure FX risk compliance. Automated systems can also be integrated with cash management, accounting, and ERP systems to ensure interoperability and visibility across finance teams. In this session we discuss the implementation of FX automation in practice, the benefits and challenges in operating automated systems, and also how AI might improve FX automation processes as systems evolve.
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Usha Desai
Senior treasury analyst Palo Alto Networks
XUsha Desai
Senior treasury analyst Palo Alto Networks
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Nita Baindur
Associate VP. Assistant Treasurer Agilent Technologies Inc.
XNita Baindur
Associate VP. Assistant Treasurer Agilent Technologies Inc.
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Jeff Horowitz
Senior advisor Treasury Sources Group
XJeff Horowitz
Senior advisor Treasury Sources Group
Jeff Horowitz is a business executive with extensive expertise in corporate treasury, financial services, payments, talent development, relationship management, and helping businesses grow while effectively helping teams manage risk.
Jeff is currently the senior advisor and on the executive board with Treasury Sources Group, LLC where he provides advise and consultation to organizations, banks, and financial technology companies in areas that include treasury and finance, payments, working capital optimization, and workforce effectiveness.
During his 30+ year career Jeff has lived and worked in Europe, Asia and the United States and led global teams at companies including Bank of New York Mellon, ABN AMRO Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, and Treasury Sources Group. He is a graduate of Walt Disney’s College Program where he also worked as a Trainer in their resort and theme park divisions in central Florida.
Jeff is a frequent industry speaker at conferences that include Euro Finance, The Financial Times Finance Summit, and AFP (Association for Financial Professionals), as well as AFP local chapters in New York, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Texas, and other conferences / industry events worldwide.
He is a former adjunct professor at The New York Institute of Technology and earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from the State University of New York, and a Master of Business Administration from Adelphi University.
Jeff is the Trustee for a charitable giving fund focused on causes that he and his family care about, including providing vital resources to families in need around the world, helping with global environmental issues and advocating for the LGBTQIA+ community.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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03.40pmFX automation in practice: delivering accuracy and efficiency in treasury processes
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Treasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
Delegates debate the topic in the treasury circle: a networking session where delegates share experiences with other delegates, in a moderated discussion environment – take the opportunity to catch up with conference participants, ask questions on the topics and sessions you heard throughout the conference and discuss the theme of the conference on the AI powered treasury with your treasury colleagues and peers.
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Dan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XDan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Daniel L. Blumen, CTP is a founding partner of Treasury Alliance Group where he leads consulting engagements dealing with working capital management, systems integration, liquidity and risk management and other global treasury issues. Prior to co-founding Treasury Alliance in 2002, he was Managing Director of Knowledge Management Applications, a firm he founded in 1998. Dan was with Bank of America in Chicago and Singapore, where he managed the ASEAN region of the Global Payment Services Group. He also worked for Citibank in Chicago and in London where he had pan-European management responsibility for cash management business development. He has worked with large multinationals and emerging international companies and shares his experience as an author and as a frequent speaker at cash management gatherings worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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03.40pmAcquisitions and disposals: managing treasury front lines
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Robert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XRobert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Bob has more than 30 years of corporate treasury experience in the roles of treasurer, credit director, finance manager and controller at BP America and Amoco Corporation. He has successfully managed post-acquisition integrations, technology upgrades and corporate restructurings. Currently, Bob is a partner with the Treasury Alliance Group, leveraging his corporate experience in client engagements dealing with global treasury, risk and crisis management; cash management and cash flow forecasting; working capital management; shared service operations and general management. He also shares his experiences by tutoring others in courses such as international cash and treasury management, corporate risk management and cash flow forecasting, as well as by chairing, moderating and speaking at treasury conferences worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmDe-risking tax, compliance and regulation in treasury
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02.15pmFinancing trilogy: loans, bonds and equity - navigating the cost of capital
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Networking reception
Welcome address
Risks and rewards in the AI race
With the AI race gathering pace, multinational corporations and their finance and treasury teams are developing internal policies to harness AI’s potential and mitigate potential risks. As the new US administration launches Stargate to accelerate AI research and development and fund the data centres that feed AI models, corporations are focussing on how to develop their internal data systems to embed evolving AI technologies. As the nascent AI regulatory environment takes shape, with the US seeking to limit the availability of US made AI microprocessors in China, US corporations are seeking to de-risk their AI technology stacks and cybersecure ecosystems for AI development. With the rise of AI algorithms in business processes, finance professionals are developing strategies to securely manage data across internal operations. In this session leading experts in AI policy, security and regulation map out the rapid rise of AI, and the risks to corporations and their finance and treasury professionals, strategies to mitigate data risks and benefit from the power and potential of AI.
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Dr. Chinasa T. Okolo
Fellow The Brookings Institution, Center for Technology Innovation (CTI), Governance Studies
XDr. Chinasa T. Okolo
Fellow The Brookings Institution, Center for Technology Innovation (CTI), Governance Studies
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09.00amRisks and rewards in the AI race
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Sadie St Lawrence
CEO and founder Human Machine Collaboration Institute
XSadie St Lawrence
CEO and founder Human Machine Collaboration Institute
March 12th 2025-
09.00amRisks and rewards in the AI race
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Henry Tricks
US technology editor The Economist Group
XHenry Tricks
US technology editor The Economist Group
Henry Tricks is The Economist’s US technology editor based in Los Angeles. Prior to that, he wrote the the Schumpeter column on global business and was based in London. Previously, he was the Energy and Commodities editor from 2015 to 2018. He joined The Economist as capital-markets editor in January 2006, and became finance editor later that year. He was Tokyo bureau chief from August 2009 until April 2013, and bureau chief for Mexico and Central America from 2013 to 2015. Before joining The Economist he wrote for the Financial Times in London, was FT bureau chief in Mexico, and worked for Reuters in America, Mexico and Central America. For The Economist he has written a technology quarterly on future energy technologies, and special reports on the geopolitics of energy, the future of oil, the Pacific Rim, Japan’s ageing population, and global investment banking.
March 11th 2025-
09.00amUS Economy: oscillations in protectionism, trade, rates, growth and inflation
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09.45amAI Futures: harnessing the power and promise
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09.00amRisks and rewards in the AI race
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Navigating market uncertainty: identifying intelligent solutions
Treasurers have become remarkably adept at navigating uncertainty in recent years, from the pandemic and subsequent demand shocks and inflation spikes to the current credit and rates cycle. Many have developed forecasting systems to ensure cash flow amidst increasing market uncertainty and intensifying risks, providing greater visibility over cash positions, and better liquidity and working capital management. Yet unpredictable market events, such as new tariffs or taxes that might impact trade and change markets, present uncertain scenarios that require a reevaluation of risks in treasury. In addition to market disruption, treasurers are also moving into an era of technological change as artificial intelligence begins to shape and transform business. While still experimental for many treasurers, AI is both a disruptor and enabler, with the potential to help manage treasury risks through improved cash forecasting, automated hedging in FX and commodities, and enhanced quality and quantity of data in treasury decision making and reporting. In this session, we focus on how treasurers can navigate new uncertainties in the context of fast-moving markets and technologies, and the role that bank partners can play in consulting, advising, and collaborating with treasury to develop strategic and technical solutions to identify and mitigate emerging risks to cash, liquidity, and working capital as markets change.
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Christian Brand
VP, Trade finance origination, Mizuho Americas
XChristian Brand
VP, Trade finance origination, Mizuho Americas
Nearly 10 years’ experience in Trade and working capital products, both on the product and sales sides. Product knowledge developed at Citibank and expertise refined at JPM. Now working at Mizuho to originate and structure working capital products with client Treasury teams.
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Kush Teotia
Global Product Head of Payment Rails Platforms, and GM, Real-Time Payments J.P. Morgan
XKush Teotia
Global Product Head of Payment Rails Platforms, and GM, Real-Time Payments J.P. Morgan
As the Global Product Head of Payment Rails Platforms, Kush oversees the delivery, execution, and strategic management of payment rails, including Wires, ACH, FX, and Faster Payments. He is responsible for defining the payments platform strategy, optimizing and scaling them to enable seamless, secure, and efficient execution of payment transactions globally. Kush also leads the Real-Time Payments business, a rapidly expanding sector transforming how businesses and consumers move money. With an emphasis on innovation, market expansion, and operational excellence, he plays a critical role in scaling instant payment solutions to meet the rising demands of clients and financial ecosystems, ensuring JP Morgan remains a leader in this space. Kush has held numerous roles at JP Morgan. Before joining Treasury Services, he served as the Head of Product and Technology Transformation for Payments and the Head of Commercialization, where he managed Payments Investment Governance, Product Transformation, Application & Infrastructure Modernization, and Instrumentation & Metrics teams. Earlier, he was the CFO for Payments Product and Payments Technology and previously held positions as the Head of Finance for Digital & Platform Services in CIB and the firm-wide Head of Technology Investment Governance. Kush joined JP Morgan in 2018 as part of the CIB Strategy team. Before his time at JP Morgan, Kush spent a decade at Barclays in various COO, CFO, and Strategy roles across Global Markets Sales and Trading businesses, including three years based in Hong Kong. He began his career at Deutsche Bank, working across New York, London, and Frankfurt. Kush is also an adjunct faculty member at the Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, part of the City University of New York, where he teaches a course on Innovation in the B2B Payments Landscape. Kush holds an MBA from Columbia University, a Master’s degree in Telecommunications Management, and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering. He and his family reside in New Jersey.
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Robert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XRobert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Bob has more than 30 years of corporate treasury experience in the roles of treasurer, credit director, finance manager and controller at BP America and Amoco Corporation. He has successfully managed post-acquisition integrations, technology upgrades and corporate restructurings. Currently, Bob is a partner with the Treasury Alliance Group, leveraging his corporate experience in client engagements dealing with global treasury, risk and crisis management; cash management and cash flow forecasting; working capital management; shared service operations and general management. He also shares his experiences by tutoring others in courses such as international cash and treasury management, corporate risk management and cash flow forecasting, as well as by chairing, moderating and speaking at treasury conferences worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmDe-risking tax, compliance and regulation in treasury
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02.15pmFinancing trilogy: loans, bonds and equity - navigating the cost of capital
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Amy Goldstein
Managing Director International Cash Management & Liquidity Advisory BNP Paribas
XAmy Goldstein
Managing Director International Cash Management & Liquidity Advisory BNP Paribas
Amy joined BNP Paribas in 2015 as sales leader for international cash and liquidity
management responsible for North American-based large corporates. Before joining BNP
Paribas, Amy held management roles in liquidity and global cash management at Wells
Fargo, JP Morgan Chase and ABN AMRO/RBS, including running Global Transaction
Services for ABN AMRO in Romania. Amy is a frequent speaker at industry conferences
such as EuroFinance and AFP on Treasury, Cash and Liquidity Management topics.
Amy holds a Bachelor’s degree from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.March 12th 2025
Networking Break
Conference breaks into two tracks
Real-time liquidity: the art of the practical and possible on a global scale, 24/7
Our treasury practitioners will look at the potential to manage visibility, control and access to cash and investments in real-time and on a global basis. We will discuss treasury applications of real time technologies today (the practical), and how functionality will evolve into the future as future as real-time data and automation becomes ubiquitous (the possible) in the age of AI. The panel will consider, current practical applications of real-time solutions, including different API formats, real-time payment use cases, as well as how treasury, working together with banking partners and external suppliers, will adapt to a 24/7 real time environment. Finally we will consider how real time data, together with emerging AI applications, enhances forecasting and liquidity management to improve visibility and controls in treasury.
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Ivan Troufanov
VP, treasurer Celonis, Inc.
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Amy Goldstein
Managing Director International Cash Management & Liquidity Advisory BNP Paribas
XAmy Goldstein
Managing Director International Cash Management & Liquidity Advisory BNP Paribas
Amy joined BNP Paribas in 2015 as sales manager for international cash and liquidity management responsible for US-based large corporates. Before joining BNP Paribas, Amy held management roles in liquidity and global cash management at Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase and ABN AMRO/RBS, including running Global Transaction Services for ABN AMRO in Romania. Amy is a frequent speaker at industry conferences such as EuroFinance and AFP on Treasury, Cash and Liquidity Management topics.
Amy holds a Bachelor’s degree from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.
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Bruce Edlund
Group director, assistant treasurer Cloud Software Group
XBruce Edlund
Group director, assistant treasurer Cloud Software Group
20+ years of growing corporate treasury experience: cash/liquidity management, investments, cash forecasting, FX and IR hedging, debt capital markets, rating agencies, stock repurchases, public/private• Experience in a variety of industries starting in investment banking and then corporate treasury at media and telecom, software and retail companies• Guest judge at FORAD finance competitions and re-creator of the multinational simulation used by 3 international business schools• Multi-lingual (English, Spanish, French) with experience in the US, Latin America and Europe
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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Debbie Kaya
Independent treasury professionalXDebbie Kaya
Independent treasury professionalMarch 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmCash forecasting: riding the AI phenomena
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The model treasury team and the role of AI
Treasurers are curious to know how other treasurers build treasury teams. Curious about the composition of the team, the size, their skill sets, diversity, education and experience as well as the location, organisation, activities and functions of the team across the treasury. Whilst every company is different and there is no one size fits all solution, treasurers wonder what the optimal corporate treasury looks like in practice. Conversations about how much financial versus technological expertise is required in teams today are frequently heard. Striking the right balance between financial fluency and technological know-how is seen as ideal, as traditional skills in cash analysis and risk are paired with the need to analyse data, manage automated treasury systems, and deliver data into treasury reports on cash and liquidity. Conversations are also heard on the need for teams to embrace diversity, as a team with varied backgrounds and experiences enables new thinking and solutions for treasury strategy and operations. More recently conversations about how AI will impact treasury teams now and in the future are increasingly heard, with excitement about the opportunities AI brings and concerns about treasury jobs and how teams will change. In this session, treasurers discuss the ‘model’ treasury team and the potential impact of AI.
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Easton Dickson
EVP, global treasurer Bain & Co
XEaston Dickson
EVP, global treasurer Bain & Co
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Garima Thakur
Global treasurer and risk leader Creative Artists Agency
XGarima Thakur
Global treasurer and risk leader Creative Artists Agency
Garima Thakur is a seasoned Senior Treasury and Finance Executive with extensive expertise in global treasury management, capital markets, corporate finance and risk management. With a distinguished career spanning multiple industries, she has consistently delivered strategic leadership and financial acumen at the highest levels. Garima’s illustrious career includes pivotal roles such as Global Treasurer for TaylorMade Golf Company, a prominent multinational in the sporting goods sector, where she orchestrated comprehensive treasury initiatives. She also served as Assistant Global Treasurer and Executive Director at Ingram Micro, a publicly traded global leader in technology and supply chain services, where her financial stewardship contributed significantly to the company’s growth and success. Currently holding the esteemed position of Global Treasurer and Risk Leader at Creative Artists Agency (CAA), one of the foremost entertainment and sports agencies globally, Garima spearheads financial, capital and risk strategies to support the agency’s growing global operations. Throughout her career journey, Garima has held key treasury management positions at esteemed organizations including Western Union, United Online, and LPL Financial. Her areas of expertise encompass cash management, global payments, working capital optimization, corporate finance, capital markets, insurance, AI, crypto, foreign exchange risk management, hedge accounting, supply chain finance, treasury technology implementations, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate development. Garima Thakur’s track record of excellence, coupled with her relentless pursuit of innovation, underscores her status as a preeminent leader in the field of global finance and treasury management.
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Tim Muindi
VP, treasurer ServiceNow
XTim Muindi
VP, treasurer ServiceNow
Tim Muindi is the Treasurer at ServiceNow. In this role, Tim is responsible for Capital Markets, Treasury Operations, Currency Risk Management, Investments, and Insurance. Tim was the key architect of ServiceNow’s $100M Racial Equity Fund launched in February 2021 with the objective of building equitable opportunities within Black communities by facilitating sustainable wealth creation through homeownership, affordable housing, entrepreneurship, and neighborhood revitalization.
Prior to joining ServiceNow, Tim held several Treasury roles in various industries including social media, software, internet infrastructure, smart grid technology, data storage devices, and transportation.
Tim earned a B.A. in International Business from Whitworth University in Washington and an MBA from Willamette University in Oregon.
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Dan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XDan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Daniel L. Blumen, CTP is a founding partner of Treasury Alliance Group where he leads consulting engagements dealing with working capital management, systems integration, liquidity and risk management and other global treasury issues. Prior to co-founding Treasury Alliance in 2002, he was Managing Director of Knowledge Management Applications, a firm he founded in 1998. Dan was with Bank of America in Chicago and Singapore, where he managed the ASEAN region of the Global Payment Services Group. He also worked for Citibank in Chicago and in London where he had pan-European management responsibility for cash management business development. He has worked with large multinationals and emerging international companies and shares his experience as an author and as a frequent speaker at cash management gatherings worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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03.40pmAcquisitions and disposals: managing treasury front lines
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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API, TMS and ERP: next generation integrations
Talk to treasurers about TMS systems and you will soon discover that many feel that there is something missing. Either it doesn’t connect to some legacy accounting system, or the cash forecasting module is outdated, or it only reads data from the ERP in specific file formats. Some treasurers comment that they use less than half of the TMS features available, or that they use separate software for FX automation or other functions. Yet treasurers are keen to hear from other treasurers on TMS implementation projects, to share experiences and insights on running TMS systems at optimal levels. In parallel, treasurer’s experiences of application programming interfaces are generally positive, in that they enable ERP connected efficient treasury systems. The challenge for treasurers is to create interoperable and integrated connectivity between the ERP and the TMS using APIs. Smart treasurers are leveraging APIs to seamlessly connect disparate legacy treasury management systems with ERPs linked to banking partners and fintech solution providers, enabling real-time data exchange between applications and automating workflows. As APIs move towards aggregation and standardisation across the banking sector, next generation APIs will become AI enabled and automate cash management, forecasting, payments, risk operations and other complex treasury tasks. Treasurers in this season discuss the challenges in embedding and linking APIs to TMS and ERP systems and the benefits of doing so now.
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Deepa Palamuttam
Sr Director, treasury technology PayPal
XDeepa Palamuttam
Sr Director, treasury technology PayPal
Deepa Palamuttam, Sr Director Finance Technology enablement at PayPal has been in her current role for a year. In this role she is responsible to ensure technology enablement for all pillars of Finance, ensuring full utilization of existing tools, implementing solutions to alleviate inefficiencies with a future proof vision. She is also working with the transformation team to seamlessly transition to S4/HANA. Prior to joining PayPal, Deepa was a Director of Treasury Controls, Cash Management and Technology at Intel Corporation.
Deepa is a Certified Treasury Professional (CTP), has a BS in Computer Engineering form Bombay University in India, and MBA from Santa Clara University, California
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Tami Nguyen
Treasury consultant
XTami Nguyen
Treasury consultant
Tami is a seasoned executive in Finance and Treasury with over 20+ years of experience from technology to food & beverage industries. She was Assistant Treasurer Electronic Arts and Keurig Dr Pepper. Tami has been successful in building Treasury organizations with her expertise in global cash management/forecasting, investments, FX and IR hedging, and debt capital markets. She is active in the Treasury community with prior roles as President and Speaker Chair at the Silicon Valley AFP chapter. Currently, Tami is a Treasury Consultant.
Tami is a Certified Treasury Professional (CTP), has an MBA in Strategic Management at Pepperdine University and Finance and earned her Finance and Economics bachelor degrees at San Jose State University.
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Robert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XRobert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Bob has more than 30 years of corporate treasury experience in the roles of treasurer, credit director, finance manager and controller at BP America and Amoco Corporation. He has successfully managed post-acquisition integrations, technology upgrades and corporate restructurings. Currently, Bob is a partner with the Treasury Alliance Group, leveraging his corporate experience in client engagements dealing with global treasury, risk and crisis management; cash management and cash flow forecasting; working capital management; shared service operations and general management. He also shares his experiences by tutoring others in courses such as international cash and treasury management, corporate risk management and cash flow forecasting, as well as by chairing, moderating and speaking at treasury conferences worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmDe-risking tax, compliance and regulation in treasury
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02.15pmFinancing trilogy: loans, bonds and equity - navigating the cost of capital
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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AI innovation for treasury in practice: World bank case study
In the fast moving world of AI innovation can come from anywhere, and for treasurers, very valuable and insightful examples of AI implementation in processes can make significant productivity and efficiency gains. Even beyond the West Coast, in Washington, successful new applications of AI in treasury cash management can be found in this illuminating case study from the World Bank. At the centre of a large cash management operation, the bank collects data from bond terms which feed into cash projections and forecasts. Yet data from sources can be inaccurate, leading to incorrect forecasts. To solve this challenge, the treasury developed an AI tool using Microsoft’s Azure Cognitive Studio to read bond final terms directly from issuers, which verifies data accuracy, and identifies discrepancies in different types of securities. Implementing AI has significantly reduced data analysis time, from hours to minutes and improved data accuracy, saving costly errors, where discrepancies on multi-million deposits can cost thousands daily. This AI solution, whilst unique to the bank, is an example of how AI technologies can improve data quality, reduce errors and help eliminate risks, whilst improving process efficiency, accuracy and reducing costs in treasury, cash and asset management operations.
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Sonia Amaya
Treasury asset & liability operations The World Bank Treasury
XSonia Amaya
Treasury asset & liability operations The World Bank Treasury
Sonia Amaya is Financial Officer of Asset and Liability Operations (TREAL) at the World Bank Treasury. She is part of a global team of approximately 50 staff members responsible for managing around $300 billion in outstanding debt issuance, $650 billion in derivatives, and $200 billion in assets under management (AUM) for the World Bank and over 60 clients, including central banks and official institutions.
Sonia is passionate about advancing technology in asset management. She recently played a key role in designing, training, and implementing an AI solution for treasury operations that reconciles key securities terms from multiple sources. This innovative solution has been showcased to hundreds of industry members, multilateral development banks (MDBs), and corporate entities, receiving high praise for its innovation and impact. In recognition to the team efforts to advance capital markets and asset management, the TREAL team received several industry awards including “Innovation in Reserves Management” (2021) and “Asset Servicing Initiative of the year” (2023). The team has twice been shortlisted for “Operations Team of the Year” award (2023 and 2024).
Sonia holds a Master of Science in Economics from Johns Hopkins University and a Master’s Degree in Finance from Universidad de Alcalá in Spain.
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Jeff Horowitz
Senior advisor Treasury Sources Group
XJeff Horowitz
Senior advisor Treasury Sources Group
Jeff Horowitz is a business executive with extensive expertise in corporate treasury, financial services, payments, talent development, relationship management, and helping businesses grow while effectively helping teams manage risk.
Jeff is currently the senior advisor and on the executive board with Treasury Sources Group, LLC where he provides advise and consultation to organizations, banks, and financial technology companies in areas that include treasury and finance, payments, working capital optimization, and workforce effectiveness.
During his 30+ year career Jeff has lived and worked in Europe, Asia and the United States and led global teams at companies including Bank of New York Mellon, ABN AMRO Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, and Treasury Sources Group. He is a graduate of Walt Disney’s College Program where he also worked as a Trainer in their resort and theme park divisions in central Florida.
Jeff is a frequent industry speaker at conferences that include Euro Finance, The Financial Times Finance Summit, and AFP (Association for Financial Professionals), as well as AFP local chapters in New York, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Texas, and other conferences / industry events worldwide.
He is a former adjunct professor at The New York Institute of Technology and earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from the State University of New York, and a Master of Business Administration from Adelphi University.
Jeff is the Trustee for a charitable giving fund focused on causes that he and his family care about, including providing vital resources to families in need around the world, helping with global environmental issues and advocating for the LGBTQIA+ community.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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03.40pmFX automation in practice: delivering accuracy and efficiency in treasury processes
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Lunch
Lunch
Case study: Insuring against risks in treasury: unique approaches to common challenges
Risks in treasury and the general business are everywhere yet the cost of insuring against risks can be high, prohibitive or not available, depending on the business, markets and risk scenarios. Where value at risk, or operational risks can not be covered at optimal premiums, or hedged through usual markets, innovative and sometimes radical approaches are required. In this case study we hear how NVA, with limited options for medical malpractice insurance, led the treasurer to set up a captive insurance company and self-insurance model to manage and mitigate business risks. Whilst the model is unique, the treasurer shares his solutions to common insurance challenges in treasury and identifies the key areas of collaboration for treasurers and risk officers to ensure that the business can strategically mitigate difficult-to-insure financial, operational and market risks.
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Chris Ingoldsby
VP, treasurer National Veterinary Associates, Inc.
XChris Ingoldsby
VP, treasurer National Veterinary Associates, Inc.
With over 20 years of experience in corporate treasury, Chris’ corporate finance and treasury-related experience includes currency hedging (cash flow and balance sheet), fixed income investing, corporate cash management, debt management including interest rate hedging, capital structure, investor relations, insurance, financial planning and analysis, and accounting. He is expert in risk management, and has strong experience designing and effectively implementing corrective plans. Past projects include debt financing transactions, treasury workstation implementation, global third-party payment outsourcing, and shared service center implementation. He has worked in a range of professional environments, from expansive start-up ventures to Fortune 500 corporations. Chris holds a BA in Economics from the University of Colorado, Boulder, an MBA from the Thunderbird School of Global Management, and is a CFA charterholder.
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Robert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XRobert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Bob has more than 30 years of corporate treasury experience in the roles of treasurer, credit director, finance manager and controller at BP America and Amoco Corporation. He has successfully managed post-acquisition integrations, technology upgrades and corporate restructurings. Currently, Bob is a partner with the Treasury Alliance Group, leveraging his corporate experience in client engagements dealing with global treasury, risk and crisis management; cash management and cash flow forecasting; working capital management; shared service operations and general management. He also shares his experiences by tutoring others in courses such as international cash and treasury management, corporate risk management and cash flow forecasting, as well as by chairing, moderating and speaking at treasury conferences worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmDe-risking tax, compliance and regulation in treasury
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02.15pmFinancing trilogy: loans, bonds and equity - navigating the cost of capital
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Big & small: scalable treasury
Case studies: Big and small: scalable treasury
Treasurers moving from large companies to smaller companies often express delight at the prospect of creating and building treasury from the ground up after having spent years untangling unwieldy legacy treasury systems in multinational companies. Small companies can provide valuable experience too for treasurers moving into larger companies, where systems need to be simplified in the drive to automate tasks and streamline processes. Small companies often have the agility to experiment with treasury tools and innovative solutions, such as AI and APIs, that larger companies, cautious of process disruption, might be slower to adopt. Managing large treasury operations across multiple jurisdictions is de facto, an exercise in risk management to ensure the preservation of cash and capital. Yet there is a sentiment amongst treasurers that all treasury, both large and small, needs to be transformed into fast, efficient, automated, data driven processes that are scalable across the business as the company grows and evolves into markets. In this session, treasurers from both large and small companies share experiences of building treasury systems, their approach to investment in treasury transformation, innovation and AI solutions, and discuss what scalable treasury means in practice.
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Ilkim Saracel
Assistant treasurer Nextracker
XIlkim Saracel
Assistant treasurer Nextracker
Ilkim Saracel is a director, assistant treasurer at Nextracker. She has over ten years of experience and was previously a treasury manager at Flex, a global fortune 500 company. She has extensive knowledge in cash management, supply chain financing, accounts receivable financing, asset-backed securitization, risk & insurance and foreign exchange management. She won the Highly Regarded Adam Smith Award for harnessing the technology in treasury in 2024 and led and participated in many other award-winning projects previously. Ilkim has a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering and an MBA degree from San Jose State University.
March 12th 2025-
02.00pmBig & small: scalable treasury
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Arijit Dasgupta
VP, Treasurer Bridgestone Americas
XArijit Dasgupta
VP, Treasurer Bridgestone Americas
Arijit Dasgupta has been the Assistant Treasurer at Viatris responsible for Cash Management, Working Capital Optimization and FX Risk Management since Nov 2020. Viatris Inc. was formed in Nov 2020 as a result of the combination of Mylan N.V. and Pfizer’s Upjohn business, creating a global healthcare company providing medicines across 165 markets. Viatris reported a revenue of ~$16B in 2022. Before joining Viatris through the business combination, Arijit spent 8 years at Pfizer in various roles in Mergers and Acquisitions and Treasury. Prior to Pfizer, Arijit spent 10 year at General Electric starting in the Financial Management Program, and then Corporate Audit Staff, followed by various roles in FP&A and Technical Accounting.
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Dan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XDan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Daniel L. Blumen, CTP is a founding partner of Treasury Alliance Group where he leads consulting engagements dealing with working capital management, systems integration, liquidity and risk management and other global treasury issues. Prior to co-founding Treasury Alliance in 2002, he was Managing Director of Knowledge Management Applications, a firm he founded in 1998. Dan was with Bank of America in Chicago and Singapore, where he managed the ASEAN region of the Global Payment Services Group. He also worked for Citibank in Chicago and in London where he had pan-European management responsibility for cash management business development. He has worked with large multinationals and emerging international companies and shares his experience as an author and as a frequent speaker at cash management gatherings worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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03.40pmAcquisitions and disposals: managing treasury front lines
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Data analytics and visualisation: leveraging strategic value
Data analytics now forms a significant chunk of treasury activity as data lakes flow around ERP and TMS systems, feeding into cash analysis and forecasting, liquidity and working capital management and banking systems. Such data forms the integral element of all treasury reporting, and treasury managers are involved in the creation of visual dashboards, charts, graphs and reports on many aspects of treasury activity. Data visualisation tools translate complex treasury data into information of strategic relevance to internal treasury stakeholders, finance colleagues and business partners, enabling better data-driven decision making. Benefits include more accurate cash forecasting, enabling treasurers to proactively manage cash forecasts and identify liquidity requirements. Here treasurers highlight the process of data analytics and managing data lakes, the technical challenges around data integration with ERP and TMS systems, and the power of automated data visualisation tools for strategic reporting to management and treasury stakeholders.
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Sunnie Ho
Head of global cash operations Atlassian
XSunnie Ho
Head of global cash operations Atlassian
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Vidhi Jain
Global treasurer Qualtrics
XVidhi Jain
Global treasurer Qualtrics
Vidhi is the Treasurer and Head of Global Finance Shared Services at Qualtrics with 15+ years of overall Finance experience. She has played impactful roles in all aspects of Finance (as a steward in ensuring compliance; as an efficient operator in managing Finance functions; as a strategist in influencing business growth and acquisitions; and as a catalyst in driving business improvements via cost reduction initiatives). Currently, she leads Treasury, AP, AR and Billings global teams at Qualtrics. Prior to Qualtrics, she worked with Nordstrom and Microsoft corporate treasury teams. She also has several years of experience in corporate banking before she joined the corporate finance roles. She is an MBA and Engineer from leading institutes in India. She lives in Redmond with her husband and two kids for the last eight years.
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Jeff Horowitz
Senior advisor Treasury Sources Group
XJeff Horowitz
Senior advisor Treasury Sources Group
Jeff Horowitz is a business executive with extensive expertise in corporate treasury, financial services, payments, talent development, relationship management, and helping businesses grow while effectively helping teams manage risk.
Jeff is currently the senior advisor and on the executive board with Treasury Sources Group, LLC where he provides advise and consultation to organizations, banks, and financial technology companies in areas that include treasury and finance, payments, working capital optimization, and workforce effectiveness.
During his 30+ year career Jeff has lived and worked in Europe, Asia and the United States and led global teams at companies including Bank of New York Mellon, ABN AMRO Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, and Treasury Sources Group. He is a graduate of Walt Disney’s College Program where he also worked as a Trainer in their resort and theme park divisions in central Florida.
Jeff is a frequent industry speaker at conferences that include Euro Finance, The Financial Times Finance Summit, and AFP (Association for Financial Professionals), as well as AFP local chapters in New York, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Texas, and other conferences / industry events worldwide.
He is a former adjunct professor at The New York Institute of Technology and earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from the State University of New York, and a Master of Business Administration from Adelphi University.
Jeff is the Trustee for a charitable giving fund focused on causes that he and his family care about, including providing vital resources to families in need around the world, helping with global environmental issues and advocating for the LGBTQIA+ community.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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03.40pmFX automation in practice: delivering accuracy and efficiency in treasury processes
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Leading treasury through rapid growth: efficiency and preparedness
Walking into a lead treasury role in a fast growth post IPO company is both challenging and exhilarating. Leading treasury through CrowdStrike’s rapid growth from less than 900 million in cash in 2020 to over 4 billion today, Priti Kartik shares her insights on the journey to success in this fireside chat. Moving from basic treasury with minimal cash visibility and manual processing in the covid period, to next level treasury, automating systems with API technology to improve visibility, account management and forecasting capabilities, was just the first step. Developing a skilled treasury team, creating policies, processes and controls, and segregating functions for optimal treasury performance was critical in moving to the next phase in managing treasury risks. As the business scaled up with acquisitions, risk management controls became a critical focus for the treasury. Diversifying banking partners, monitoring counterparty risks, and navigating regulatory compliance and tax controls, as well as managing ratings all formed a strategic risk oversight to take treasury forward as the business rapidly expanded and accelerated forward. These robust cash and liquidity risk management strategies enabled the treasury to successfully navigate the collapse of SVB bank and the financial uncertainty that followed in 2023, switching immediately to other bank partners and liquidity providers, whilst maintaining stable cash positions. Resilience too through the technical event which strengthened audit controls across the business. As the business moves on towards a 10 billion company this decade, the treasury is now well positioned to grow, adapt to change and navigate risks and achieve greater success.
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Priti Kartik
VP, treasurer CrowdStrike
XPriti Kartik
VP, treasurer CrowdStrike
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Dan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XDan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Daniel L. Blumen, CTP is a founding partner of Treasury Alliance Group where he leads consulting engagements dealing with working capital management, systems integration, liquidity and risk management and other global treasury issues. Prior to co-founding Treasury Alliance in 2002, he was Managing Director of Knowledge Management Applications, a firm he founded in 1998. Dan was with Bank of America in Chicago and Singapore, where he managed the ASEAN region of the Global Payment Services Group. He also worked for Citibank in Chicago and in London where he had pan-European management responsibility for cash management business development. He has worked with large multinationals and emerging international companies and shares his experience as an author and as a frequent speaker at cash management gatherings worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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03.40pmAcquisitions and disposals: managing treasury front lines
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Networking break
The Future of Money and Payments
In its exploration of the future of money and payments, this session focuses on technology, business applications, and public policy. Money and payments have long been dominated by physical cash and bank-railed payments. Conventional payment approaches are being disrupted by fast payment systems, e-money services, distributed ledger technology, and central bank digital currencies. The US Administration and Congress are suddenly open to blockchain-based cryptocurrencies. While Europe is developing a digital euro, a US CBDC is completely off the table. Stablecoin payment service providers will offer new compliant privacy-preserving alternatives, for which the first significant real-economy business use cases are cross-border payments and smart-contract trade of tokenized securities. Policy concerns include financial inclusion, disruption of banking, privacy, anti-money laundering, global dollarization, and financial stability.
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Darrell Duffie
Adams Distinguished Professor of Management and Professor of Finance Stanford Graduate School of Business
XDarrell Duffie
Adams Distinguished Professor of Management and Professor of Finance Stanford Graduate School of Business
Darrell Duffie is the Adams Distinguished Professor of Management and Professor of Finance at
Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business and Professor (by courtesy) in the Stanford
Economics Deparment. He is a Research Fellow of the National Bureau of Economic Research
and a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Duffie is a past president of the
American Finance Association and chaired the Financial Stability Board’s Market Participants
Group on Reference Rate Reform. He is an independent director of Dimensional Funds and a
member of the leadership teams of the G30 Working Groups chaired by Tim Geithner on
“Treasury Market Liquidity” and by Bill Dudley on “Bank Failures and Contagion: Lender of Last
Resort, Liquidity, and Risk Management.” Duffie’s most recent book is Fragmenting Markets:
Post-Crisis Bank Regulations and Financial Market Liquidity, DeGruyter, 2022. In 2025, Duffie
is teaching a new course at Stanford, “The Future of Money and Payments.”March 12th 2025-
04.00pmThe Future of Money and Payments
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Robert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XRobert Novaria
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Bob has more than 30 years of corporate treasury experience in the roles of treasurer, credit director, finance manager and controller at BP America and Amoco Corporation. He has successfully managed post-acquisition integrations, technology upgrades and corporate restructurings. Currently, Bob is a partner with the Treasury Alliance Group, leveraging his corporate experience in client engagements dealing with global treasury, risk and crisis management; cash management and cash flow forecasting; working capital management; shared service operations and general management. He also shares his experiences by tutoring others in courses such as international cash and treasury management, corporate risk management and cash flow forecasting, as well as by chairing, moderating and speaking at treasury conferences worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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01.30pmDe-risking tax, compliance and regulation in treasury
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02.15pmFinancing trilogy: loans, bonds and equity - navigating the cost of capital
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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Dan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
XDan Blumen
Partner Treasury Alliance Group
Daniel L. Blumen, CTP is a founding partner of Treasury Alliance Group where he leads consulting engagements dealing with working capital management, systems integration, liquidity and risk management and other global treasury issues. Prior to co-founding Treasury Alliance in 2002, he was Managing Director of Knowledge Management Applications, a firm he founded in 1998. Dan was with Bank of America in Chicago and Singapore, where he managed the ASEAN region of the Global Payment Services Group. He also worked for Citibank in Chicago and in London where he had pan-European management responsibility for cash management business development. He has worked with large multinationals and emerging international companies and shares his experience as an author and as a frequent speaker at cash management gatherings worldwide.
March 11th 2025-
11.10amRoundtables
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02.15pmLiquidity and working capital management: intelligent tools to manage uncertainty
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03.40pmAcquisitions and disposals: managing treasury front lines
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04.30pmTreasury Circles: Creating the AI powered treasury: practical steps forward
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