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Summary
Most businesses have critical dependencies on their supply chain. Being able to rapidly and accurately assess and manage the financial stability of your suppliers and counterparties has never been more critical.
Join us and our team of industry experts on May 3rd for a 60-minute webinar where we will discuss how you can better manage financial risk across your supply chain. The session includes common lessons learned, best practices, and what the future holds for the continuous monitoring of your supplier's financial health.
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- Why should you manage supplier financial health and how can this contribute to a resilient supply chain
- How automating supplier financial health scoring and assessment processes will help you to focus on the high-value tasks
- Best practices in monitoring supplier financial health and remediation via managed services
Speakers
Rogier Binsbergen
Director and Commercial Lead EMEA, KY3P®
Rogier Binsbergen is responsible for the commercial strategy and business development across multiple industry sectors for KY3P® in EMEA at S&P Global Market Intelligence. Prior to joining S&P Global Market Intelligence, Rogier was a Director at PwC based in Amsterdam and Milan. Rogier is an experienced and trusted advisor to a wide range of globally significant financial institutions and has a broad background in Finance and Risk Management.
Ernest Breitschwerdt, CFA
Head of Credit & Risk Solutions Product Specialists
Ernest is a Senior Credit Product Specialist within the EMEA Credit Product Specialist team for S&P Global Market Intelligence, which provides multi-asset class data, research and analytics to global financial market participants.
Moderator
Nick Hyner
Managing Director Europe
Nick has been in the Technology sector for 15 years managing high growth technology and consulting businesses. Nick joins us from Dell, where he was European Director of Cloud Services - which he grew from inception to a thriving business operating in the U.K. Continental Europe and South Africa.
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