18 Oct – 19 Oct 2018
2018 CEE Conference

Hungary

Hosted by

Hungarian Treasury Club


Supported by:

CitiThomson ReutersBIB  

 

Held in the symbolic location of Visegrád, last year’s highly popular and successful CEE Conference saw over 100 corporate treasury professionals from across Central & Eastern Europe gather to share ideas, network and learn from industry experts.

This year, the 2018 CEE Conference will be held in central Budapest, allowing for even more CEE treasury association members to attend.

 

Conference agenda

Thursday 18th – Pre-conference training session

In association with the Budapest Institute of Banking

8:00 - 17:00  A 1-day training session on Advanced Financial Modelling in Excel will be given on the day prior to the event

17:30 - 19:30  Cocktail reception

20:00 - 23:00  Gala dinner at the Danubius Grand Hotel Margitsziget

Find out more information or book your place here.

 

Friday 19th – Conference

10:00 - 16:45

  • Presentations: Topical insight on the CEE area for corporate treasury professionals
  • Interviews: With successful treasurers on implementation, growth, and innovation
  • Panel discussion: Treasury debate with a panel of experts

17:00 - Late  Dinner, drinks and entertainment in the city

 

Saturday 20th – Social programme

10:00 - 12:30  A morning of sightseeing in Budapest

13:00 - 14:30  Lunch in the city

 

Enquiries

Please contact Jamie Lawes jlawes@treasury-management.com to find out how you and your team can attend.

 


 

Pre-conference training session October 18th:
Advanced Financial Modelling in Excel

In association with the Budapest Institute of Banking

How can you maximise the effectiveness of your treasury workflows in Excel? This intensive 1-day session will teach you how to develop stable, collaborative financial models for finance and treasury functions. You will leave the session with worksheets developed throughout the day and the ability to immediately implement a series of dashboards in Excel for your treasury department.

  • Gain the ability to implement structural and process changes, leading to tighter control of your treasury activities, minimised costs and improved visibility.
  • Leave the session with a comprehensive understanding of how to build and maintain a variety of robust models and dashboards with their own reports in Cash Flow Forecasts, Integrated Financial Statements, Foreign Exchange Risk, Asset-Liability Management & Gap Analysis, Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC), Collateralised Lending and CEO Managerial Overview.
  • You will learn how to design a robust workflow for your regular functions in Excel; from the use and manipulation of data, to the production of analytics and resulting key indicators (KPIs, KRIs, KAIs) and a place for managers to monitor treasury activity and extract reports.
  • From both a theoretical and practical approach, our experienced tutors will provide you with a take home set of templates and tools which you can then implement in your department.
  • Throughout the session you will also perform exercises and examine case studies, applying them to your own working environment.

Leading the session will be Patrick Verspecht (ATEB) and Hugues Pirotte (Professor of Finance at the Solvay Business School). Please note that a laptop is required during the session.

 

Session agenda

  • Understand best practices in financial modelling and building dashboard applications in Excel
  • Lean data management, user interactions, working with big sources of data and data querying tools
  • FX risk dashboarding: aggregating market data, FX positions and hedging policy integration
  • Financing, AML and gap analysis with simulations
  • Cash flows and financial statements: generating automatic statements and using Excel as a CRM


Enquiries

Please contact Jamie Lawes jlawes@treasury-management.com to book your place at the training session.


Date and Time

Thursday 18th - Friday 19th October 2018

Location

Danubius Grand Hotel Margitsziget, Budapest

Association

Hungarian Treasury Club

Hungarian Treasury Club