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BCR WEBFLASH Examining the Greensill Fallout 11 March 2021 11:00-12:00 GMT Examining Greensill – an impending crisis for SCF? The collapse of Greensill last week is once again raising questions about supply chain finance and the way it is operated. Are these questions justified? Is it reasonable to question the efficacy of supply chain finance based on what happened at Greensill? Has the reporting of the Greensill situation and the whole sector been fair and objective? What can the sector do to allay concerns and ensure that the growth and evolution of the sector continue without hindrance and bad PR? Join the BCR webflash on 11 March 2021, Thursday at 11:00 – 12:00 GMT • What reputational damage might there be to the sector? • What is the public perception of SCF now? • Credit insurance – friend or foe? • What action might be considered by regulators and rating agencies, if any? • Comparing fintechs and banks as SCF providers
Speakers Sean Edwards, Chairman, ITFA Sean Edwards is an English lawyer, formerly with Clifford Executive Committee of the ICC Banking Chance, and is Chairman of the International Trade & Commission and leads a work-stream on the Forfaiting Association (ITFA). He is one of the principal ICC Working Group on Digitalisation in Trade draftsmen of the Uniform Rules for Forfaiting (URF) (ICC Finance. Sean has written articles on trade finance, particularly Publication no. 800), a joint initiative of the ITFA and ICC and on different forms of receivables finance, for all the major published by the ICC. He was also a member of the drafting trade finance magazines and is on the editorial board of group for the Standard Definitions for Techniques of Supply Global Trade Review (GTR). He is a frequent presenter at trade Chain Finance published by ICC, ITFA and a number of other finance conferences dealing with a range of subjects. international trade finance organisations. He sits on the Frédéric Gits, Group Credit Officer, Global Corporates, FitchRatings Frédéric Gits is a managing director at FitchRatings, based in Frédéric has a commercial engineering degree the Paris office. Previously, Frédéric was the head of the Credit from the Solvay Business School at the Free and Operations Group for corporates. Before that, he headed University of Brussels, a Master’s Degree in political Fitch’s coverage of industrial, construction and property science from the University of London, and corporate entities in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. an MBA from INSEAD. Peter Mulroy, Secretary General, FCI Peter Mulroy is Secretary General of FCI, the world’s largest decade. Peter has an MBA from Thunderbird, association and network of factoring and receivables finance School of Global Management in Arizona. As companies, with its headquarters in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Secretary General, Peter assists banks, regulators Peter was previously Managing Director and International and governments in his role and introducing the concept of Regional Manager of CIT Commercial Services, having served factoring. He addresses audiences around the world on the on the Management Committee, supporting the global growth subject of receivables finance and international trade and is strategy of the company. Peter is a past Chairman of FCI generally regarded as a ‘global ambassador for the factoring and has served on the FCI Executive Committee for over a industry’.
Speakers Matt Wreford, CEO, DEMICA Matt Wreford joined Demica as CEO in November 2014 and, Plc as well as CEO of Exotix Partners LLP, the having raised $60m of series A/B/C growth capital, led the investment banking boutique specialising in expansion of the firm from 12 to 200 people. His primary illiquid bonds and loans, equities, and structured responsibilities are setting the firm’s strategy & product finance. He has served as a non-executive director of vision and building strategic relationships with our global numerous other fintech and financial services companies banking partners to deliver long term growth. Prior to joining including City Index, Origin Asset Management, and Ri3K. Demica, Matt was the Group of CEO of IPGL, the private holding company of Michael Spencer, founder & CEO of ICAP Igor Zaks, President, Tenzor Ltd. Igor Zaks, CFA, founder and the President of Tenzor Ltd., with credit insurers, banks, and other finance focusing on all aspects of working capital management providers. Igor then moved as a director to and financing. Igor is a seasoned finance professional, Eurohypo / Commerzbank, undertaking traditional combining experience in banking, blue-chip corporate, and public finance transactions and driving expansion into new consulting. Igor started his career in 1990, first in consulting asset classes, such as receivables, leases, and export credit and then as Finance Director for a high-tech company. He agencies. From 2006 to 2009, he was a Managing Partner in subsequently moved to Citibank, initially working in project SCF Capital, a specialized boutique in supply chain financing finance before setting up and running its first research and its applications. He set up Tenzor Ltd. in 2009, firstly department in Russia. After moving to Citibank London in in the UK and then Toronto. Igor has Sloan Fellowship MSc 1996, Igor established market strategy research for Central (with distinction) from London Business School and Global and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. In 2000 Igor Professional LLM from University of Toronto. moved to Dell to design many innovative structures, working Media Partner
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