in turbulent times
On my return from vacation I found that the new policy rules had been published for care under the Exceptional Medical Expenses Act - as Marlies Veldhuijzen van Zanten, the Netherlands’ State Secretary for Health, Welfare and Sport, had indeed previously… read more
SEPA as lever for supply chain financing
The Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), as a subset of the ISO 20022 XML standard, promised companies standardization and effi ciency across the eurozone and non-euro countries that have accepted the SEPA standard (e.g. Denmark and Switzerland). SEPA adoption however falls… read more
Derivatives are often used to mitigate or offset risks (such as interest or currency risk) that arise from corporate activities. The standard accounting treatment for hedge instruments is that changes in fair value will have to be recorded in Profit and… read more
In times of rising uncertainty in financial markets and increased interdependency between firms, supply chain finance has been helping corporate treasurers to unlock value bound to working capital. Countertrade, including innovative forms of barter, potentially offers another methodology to manage and… read more
a comprehensive view on the assessment of counterparty risk
On Thursday, 3 November, the first EAGLE Dinner Seminar - organized by Zanders and Bureau van Dijk - took place in Breukelen. This event was specifically organized for CFOs and CROs of large corporations and credit risk managers of multinational corporates.… read more
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