The EACT has contributed to the European Parliament Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) Committee's public consultation on the coherence of financial services regulation. The response highlights some of the incoherencies faced in the implementation of EMIR and underlines that the introduction of a Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) would be inconsistent with the EU economic recovery agenda as its costs would be borne by the real economy instead of the financial sector. In addition, the EACT contribution calls upon the decision-makers to systematically take into account and assess the impact of any financial services legislative proposal on non-financial companies.
What role can treasurers play in the fight against cybercrime and fraud? Our latest EACT in Action webinar offers answers to this question from an expert panel that included the Deutsche Bahn AG treasury team.
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We are delighted to share this photo of Dr. Gerd Berghold accepting the award on behalf of the treasury team at Deutsche Bahn.
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This annual survey shows that despite the COVID crisis, top priorities of corporate treasury remain the same. No one will be surprised to see Cash-Flow Forecasting as the number one priority, followed by digitization (and automation) of treasury processes. Today Treasury would like to rely more on technology and innovations proposed to become more resilient and more efficient.
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The latest edition contains the first EACT in Action event and EACT Award 2021 results, cross border currency payment execution, and LIBOR transition preparation.
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A panel of experts consider how treasurers can streamline customer-reference data and due diligence processes in treasury applications.
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