Exclusive Sponsor: Hear from Richard Fisher, the highly-distinguished President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Senior-level corporate practitioners candidly discuss difficult issues and exchange solutions with colleagues. Take away concrete, actionable ideas that will help your business. The Executive Institute is complimentary and limited to treasurers, chief financial officers, vice presidents of finance, assistant treasurers and controllers. Space is limited, so reserve your seat through registering for Annual Conference. Senior-level corporate practitioners candidly discuss difficult issues and help each other address challenges. AgendaMonday, October 512:00pm-1:15pmLuncheon Address: Navigating the Changing Landscape of Cash InvestingsThe greatest financial crisis in almost a century has affected business large and small, across all industries in every corner of the globe. Hear an insightful review of market events, including an update on the effects of global government interventions on the cash markets and money market funds. The impact of these measures on short-term investors and considerations going forward will also be discussed
1:30-3:00 p.m.The Changing Role of the Treasurer and Meeting Constituent ExpectationsThe corporate treasurer’s role has evolved into a multifaceted, highly visible position - one that can lead to the CFO’s office. This distinguished panel will examine the evolution of the profession and discuss today’s most important strategic considerations, including risk management, working capital management, audit and compliance, complex pooling structures, M&A, investor relations, and investment policy.
4:00-5:00 p.m.Bringing Liquidity Management into View with Cash Control and InformationEffective liquidity management practices provide improved control of cash, enhanced short-term investment capabilities and reduced interest charges. With the introduction of the euro, the globalization of treasury, and the impact of regulatory changes along with market instabilities, implementing efficient liquidity structures and techniques has become a critical treasury issue. Through case studies, this session will discuss how to gain improved control of global cash, investment and debt positions by increasing visibility of multiple cash positions while understanding how technology and account structures can enhance information flows.
Tuesday, October 610:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.Creative Strategies to Meet Your Company’s Financing NeedsThe upheaval in the banking system as well as the capital markets has left corporations with a dearth of options to finance the business. The commercial paper market is not functioning normally; very little ABS is being issued; and bank credit is very tight. In this grim environment, what are the resources that finance executives can utilize to meet critical funding needs? A prominent panel of senior bankers and corporate treasurers will discuss strategies to take advantage of the most promising markets.
12:00-1:30 p.m.Luncheon Address: Examining the Road to Economic RecoveryDallas Federal Reserve President and FOMC member Richard Fisher will present an in-depth analysis of the current state of the economy and business environment. He will discuss the impact and effectiveness of the various rescue initiatives undertaken by entities worldwide, and share his thoughts on the economic recovery process. With vast experience in international finance, Mr. Fisher will provide an insightful overview of what the future holds for global financial systems as we emerge from the most profound economic crisis since the Great Depression.
Executive Institute attendees are invited to join us for the AFP Breakfast for Treasury and Finance Leaders, sponsored by The Bank of New York Mellon Monday, October 5 – 8:00-9:30amJoin your colleagues at a special breakfast gathering to hear from Dr. Alan Blinder, Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton University and former Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve and Member of the Council of Economic Advisors. Dr. Blinder will provide an overview of the U.S. and global economies from the perspective of Fed policymakers. He will also discuss the likely future interest rate environment and the impact, to date, of the new Administration’s policies in addressing the global economic crisis and the implications for corporate Treasury.
Visit the Executive LoungeThe Executive Lounge is open to all senior-level corporate practitioners attending Conference. It is centrally located by the Executive Institute and the place to meet up with your colleagues. The Executive Lounge enables you to continue conversations between sessions or check in with the office. |
