2009 AFP Treasury Benchmarking Program - Association for Financial Professionals

2009 AFP Treasury Benchmarking Program is
Now Closed

The 2009 survey for The AFP Treasury Benchmarking Program, in partnership with IBM and underwritten by Deutsche Bank, is now closed. This survey marks the second year of the multi-year project which provides financial professionals with data to identify best practices and to improve treasury processes within their organization. This year, the survey will produce a truly global benchmark by including subscribers to AFP's gtnews throughout Europe and Asia, as well as AFP of Canada.

This year's survey covers the delivery of treasury operations processes and features questions about key performance measures and the use of information technology solutions. The survey features 31 easy-to-complete questions. In addition, the questionnaire is designed to allow participants to return multiple times to complete the survey at their leisure. See a list of all 31 questions.

Later this year, AFP, IBM and Deutsche Bank will release an executive summary report later this year featuring the key highlights of the research later. All AFP members will have access to the executive summary report.

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Read the findings from the 2008 AFP Treasury Benchmarking Program.

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Rep. Lynn Jenkins Brings Treasury Background to CongressWith corporate tax reform heating up in Congress, it’s helpful that treasury and finance professionals have a former colleague on the inside. Rep. Lynn Jenkins is arguably the most prominent treasurer-turned-Congressman.
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Banks and Nonbanks Must Collaborate on Corporate PaymentsIn the past few years a large influx of nonbank providers have introduced cutting-edge payment technology to corporate payments. Understandably, banks are wary of this intrusion on long-held turf. But today’s corporates are open to any effective vendor—and that is forcing banks to reach out to nonbank providers.
SCT Guide: Treasurers Focused on Rating Agency RelationshipsCanadian treasurers have many questions about how to approach rating agencies for the first time. Recognizing their concerns, the Society of Canadian Treasurers (SCT) has released a new guide that focuses on how to approach and manage credit rating agency relationships.

2009 AFP Treasury Benchmarking Program isNow Closed

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2009 AFP Treasury Benchmarking Program is
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