The EACT are delighted to reveal Merck Group as the winner of the 2023 EACT Award, nominated by VDT.
Huge congratulations to Uwe Reinemer and the team on their highly impressive auto FX settlement project, which took the company from highly manual legacy processing to a fully automated workflow that required only monitoring and exception handling, transitioning the treasury department from a processing into a process steering team.
We would also like to offer our compliments to the other nominees for the high quality showed across the board, which impressed the judging panel immensely. Congratulations to our remaining nominees - Dassault Systèmes (nominated by AFTE), Nike (nominated by DACT), OTE Group (nominated by HAT), and Rentokil Initial (nominated by ACT).
Details about the 2024 EACT Award will be revealed in due course. Speak to your local NTA to discover more details.
Uwe Reinemer is presented with the 2023 EACT Award for Merck's auto FX settlement project
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