Today's treasury infrastructure is changing and, with it, the associated risks of data loss or fraud have multiplied. Within the security community, it is often said that it is not a matter of ‘if’ but ‘when’ you are going to be affected by a security breach. Treasurers need to ensure that controls are in place to protect the corporate assets and, as such, should take a lead role in protecting the company from cyber threats. Securing your company is not a one-time exercise; it is a journey that needs to be reviewed regularly and adapted to new threats.
The EACT's CyberSecurity Working Group is delighted to present a collation of best practices gathered to help you on the journey to protecting your company from cyber threats.
The European Association of Corporate Treasurers (EACT) has today launched a register for corporates adhering to the FX Global Code. Since its drafting phases, the EACT has supported the FX Global Code, which is a set of global principles of good practice in the foreign exchange market published in May 2017.
View MoreA digital magazine summarising the second EACT Summit, which took place in Brussels in March 2018.
View MoreThe newsletter features articles on protecting your company from cyber threats, new members of the EACT, the latest regulatory updates and the EACT's new privacy policy.
View MoreThe newsletter features highlights of the EACT 2018 Summit, including how should companies be preparing Brexit, how to encourage diversity and inclusion in the world of corporate treasury and much more.
View MoreThe European Association of Corporate Treasurers (EACT) Board unanimously voted to welcome the Austrian Corporate Treasury Association (ACTA) and the Romanian Treasury Association (Asociatia Trezorierilor din România, ATR) as new members.
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