| Neil Thomas, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs
| Alan James Anderson, Head of Liquidity Technolgy, Standard Chartered

It is imperative to remain ahead of the curve by embracing cutting-edge technological advancements and leveraging them to their full potential.

In this session of the Treasury Broadcast, guests Neil Thomas (Goldman Sachs) and Alan James Anderson (Standard Chartered Bank) joined FNA to address the technological challenges in bank treasury, stretching across liquidity and funding management, collateral, capital and transfer pricing.

During the session, we focused on tackling the technology challenges encountered across each of these areas. Sharing their expertise, Neil and Alan guided us through effective strategies for addressing these challenges before providing their own take on how recent market events have impacted prioritization in their institutions.

In this session, we discussed the following:

• The key technology-related obstacles banks face when implementing real-time solutions for cash, securities and collateral
• How recent events have impacted banks’ technology priorities
• The elements that ensure seamless integration and data interoperability
• How to architect global platforms in a way that allows flexibility to meet local business requirements
• How banks frame the issue of build vs buy when it comes to treasury management systems
• The classes of new technology that hold promise for enhancing efficiency in treasury operations

| David Minch-Dixon, Deutsche Bank
| Peter Left, Lloyds Banking Group

Guests David Minch-Dixon and Peter Left joined FNA for the first session of our new webinar series, the Treasury Broadcast, exploring the key liquidity challenges and risks facing the banking industry today.

As two experienced bank treasurers, David and Peter offered an insight into their risk management strategies and how they have since evolved to face challenging market dynamics. We also explored the effectiveness of risk mitigation strategies in response to market events and how they have fostered a risk-aware culture within their organisations.