This webinar focuses on understanding the layers of internal complexity that can make cash positioning and forecasting so difficult.
2018 Cash Forecasting & Visibility Survey Results Webinar
Date: Thursday, December 20, 2018
Time: 11:00AM – 12:00PM EST
Where: This is an online event.
Since 2011, Strategic Treasurer’s annual Cash Forecasting & Visibility survey has analyzed the variety of strategies, practices, and technologies used by organizations of all sizes to conduct cash forecasts, gather data related to cash positions, and maintain visibility to all their business units and bank accounts globally. In 2018, Strategic Treasurer has partnered with GTreasury to release the latest insights obtained through this research.
This webinar focuses on understanding the layers of internal complexity that can make cash positioning and forecasting so difficult, as well as the array of technologies, systems, and processes used by companies to enhance the accuracy of their forecasts and effectively manage cash.
1.2 CTP and FP&A re-certification credits will be given for attendance to this live webinar.
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