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Managing and Accounting for Currency Risk in a Volatile Economic Environment
In today’s volatile market, effective FX management is crucial. Currency market volatility is surging as geopolitical tensions and stubbornly high US inflation drives a concerted appreciation in the US dollar.
Hedging costs in major currencies have shot up to three-month highs while a downcast Euro and Great British Pound Sterling forecast were a feature of the US Federal Reserve outlook.
Explore how to overcome these challenges and effectively navigate the current market to drive growth. Get actionable strategies to streamline processes, balance efficiency with best-in-class solutions, optimize data flow and system integration, and digitally transform your operations.
In this 50 minute session:
Speakers
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Paul Bramwell
Enterprise Treasury Lead, Trovata
Paul is Trovata’s Enterprise Treasury Lead and brings over 3 decades of experience in the corporate treasury world. Paul has worked for two of the largest treasury system vendors in various senior roles and was a Partner in Ernst & Young’s treasury advisory service. Paul has worked with some of the largest and most complex global treasury groups in all aspects of the treasury function.
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Scott Bilter
Co-founder & CFO, Atlas Risk Advisory Inc.
Scott Bilter is a co-founder of Atlas Risk Advisory Inc. and CFO since 2011. Prior to co-founding Atlas (known for its signature SaaS solution, “AtlasFX”), Scott held several executive positions at Hewlett Packard including VP of Corporate Finance and Foreign Exchange, and VP of Worldwide FP&A, overseeing a staff of 300. From 2002-2005, he was Vice President of FX Sales at Merrill Lynch. Scott Bilter has over 25 years of expertise in the capital markets sector. Mr. Bilter received his Bachelor of Arts in Quantitative Economics from Stanford University and an MBA in Finance from UCLA’s Anderson School.