Supply Chain Finance Summit

BCR’s inaugural Supply Chain Finance Forum in Amsterdam will this year focus on the transformation of supply chain finance (SCF); showcasing the latest innovations within the industry for both domestic and international SCF, examining the fintech and DLT enabled platforms and models, and driving debate around increasing access of SCF for developing markets and small to medium sized enterprises.

Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky | Dam 9 | 1012 JS Amsterdam | Netherlands

24th – 25th January, 2019

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What is Supply Chain Finance Summit about?

This in-depth event tracks the transformation of supply chain finance (SCF); showcasing the latest innovations within the industry for both domestic and cross-border financing, examining the future of technology-enabled supply chain models, and driving the conversation on increasing access of SCF for SMEs and emerging markets.

Speakers
  • Alistair Baxter – Director, Head of Supply Chain Finance, RBS
  • Bruno Botelho – CMO, Liqease
  • John Bugeja – Managing Director, Trade Advisory Network
  • Eugenio Cavenaghi – Managing Director Head of Trade, Export & Supply Chain Finance – Germany, Austria, Switzerland – Santander
  • Ulf Cramer – Head of Trade Finance North Europe, AIG
  • Parvaiz Dalal – MD – Head of Supplier Financing EMEA, Citi
  • Kevin Day – CEO, HPD Software
  • Bertrand De Comminges – Head of Structuring, GTRF, HSBC
  • Jacco de Jong – Head of Global Strategic Business Development, Bolero
  • Eva Degenhart – Partner, MH Corporate Finance GmbH
  • Marc Delbaere – Global Head of Corporates & Supply Chain, Swift
  • José Antonio Garrote – Business Manager, Alvantia
  • Johan Geeroms – Head of Risk Underwriting The Netherlands, Euler Hermes
  • Bob Gravestijn – Business Developer, ABN AMRO Commercial Banking
  • David Gustin – Chief Strategy Officer, The Interface Financial Group
  • Richard Hayes – Global Head of Receivables Finance Sales, Nordea
  • Martin Hommes – SME and Supply Chain Finance Specialist, IFC
  • Boris Huttenlocher – Senior Manager Receivables & Supply-Chain-Finance, Siemens
  • Simon Kleine – Europe Business Lead, East & Partners
  • Wayne Mills – Managing Director – Trade and Working Capital, Large Corporates, Lloyds Bank
  • João Monteiro – Managing Director and Founder, LogIndexAG
  • Peter Mulroy – Secretary-General, Factors Chain International
  • Robert Nijhout – Executive Director, ICISA
  • Tara Norton – Managing Director, BSR
  • Vincent O’Brien – Chair, ICC Banking Commission Market Intelligence
  • Georgij Oroschakoff – Head of Product, CRX Markets
  • Tobias Pfütze – Founder and CEO, Liqease
  • Rammohan Prabhakar – CEO, Citrus Exchange
  • Rudolf Putz – Head Trade Facilitation Programme (TFP), European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
  • Eric Riddle – Managing Partner, SCFStrategies
  • Qamar Saleem – Global Technical Lead, SME Banking Practice, IFC
  • Markus Schiffers – Managing Director, Head of Origination-Europe, Orbian
  • Ion Sclifos – Head of Treasury & Financial Risk, Orange Romania
  • Danny Siemes – Director, PwC Netherlands
  • Laurent Tabouelle – Group Managing Director, CODIX
  • Lionel Taylor – Managing Director, Trade Advisory Network
  • Pablo Tovar – Head of Benelux, Global Trade and Receivables Finance, HSBC
  • Martin van der Hoek – Independent Consultant and Tutor in trade credit insurance
  • Nikolaos Vasilonikolidakis – CEO & Deputy Chairman, Neurosoft
  • Anil Walia – EMEA Head Supply Chain Finance, Deutsche Bank
  • Stefan Windisch – Senior Cash Manager – Treasury Operations, Roche

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Conference Highlights

With traditional finance providers putting digitisation as key to their growth strategies, this session will consider the huge role technology now plays in supply chain finance and the challenges being faced in keeping up to speed with the latest market developments. 

  • Review of e-invoicing – how this now become the standard expected from clients? 
  • What further regulations and standards are needed to move away from paper documentation? 
  • Working with technology providers to drive efficiencies, manage risk and save costs 
  • What are the biggest challenges faced by technology providers to the industry? 
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What is Supply Chain finance?

Supply Chain Finance (also known as SCF or supplier finance), is a cash flow solution which helps businesses free up working capital trapped in global supply chains. It is a solution designed to benefit both suppliers and buyers; suppliers get paid early and buyers can extend their payment terms. This solution allows businesses which import goods to unlock working capital as well as reduce the risk associated with buying goods in bulk and/or transporting them globally (read more about risks of supply chain finance here). Find out more here.