Скачать или смотреть Trends Impacting Your Working Capital Strategies

With the Federal Reserve expected to raise interest rates in 2015 the cost to manage your working capital is likely to be adversely affected as both buyer and seller seek the most advantageous terms and borrowing costs increase.

This Webinar will provide valuable information to CFOs, Treasurers, Controllers and Credit Professionals.

Topics Covered:
The speakers will discuss internal and external issues impacting working capital and liquidity. Topics to be covered:
• Key trends impacting A/R risk and holding costs.
• Why your A/R actions will be affected by the reactive A/P strategies of your customer.
• Indicators which can predict credit “Black Swan” events similar to those from 2007-2009 and their impact on your company.
• Growing credit risk in small and medium sized companies due to working capital shortfalls.

By attending this webinar you will gain: :
• Insight to prepare for potential market issues impacting liquidity, working capital and increased collection risk.
• Greater understanding about trends that will affect the viability of your customer base and your supply chain from an economist with a long business background.
• Ability to anticipate economic change then build a business case for change to redirect current strategies and policies to reduce costs, add efficiency and transparency, reallocate staff and invest in improved technology.

Speakers
Robert Shultz - Partner in Quote to Cash Solutions (Q2C) LLC providing consulting services to multi-national and mid market companies. Bob is FENG’s Working Capital and Credit Management SIG Chairman.

Roger Torneden - Director of Business, Management and Legal Programs at UCLA Extension. He combines 40+ years of credit and CFO experience with a PhD from New York University’s Stern School of Business and a MS / BS from Univ. of Kansas in Operations Research and Industrial Research
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.