Corporate treasury can add value to their organizations in a variety of ways by improving working capital efficiency, for example minimizing funding or financing cost, shortening cash conversion cycle, setting up a liquidity structure, deploying trade working capital tools, or simply reducing the impact of financial exposures.
High inflation and tight monetary policies around the world are likely to plague the global economic outlook, while geopolitical challenges look poised to persist. Economic uncertainties under the current environment are putting stress on supply chains and increasing cost of doing business. Are your working capital practices keeping up?
Companies like Quaker Chemical have improved their working capital efficiency and effectiveness. What led them to this journey? How did they achieve working capital effectiveness and efficiency?
What’s next for them?
Join Frank DelMastro, Global Head of Procurement at Quaker Chemical as he shares his thinking and strategies in this interesting panel discussion.
- Learn various strategies and practical tips on focusing and improving on working capital efficiency.
- Understand the skills needed to engage internal stakeholders and partners to ensure success.