How Corporate Cash and Treasury Management is Changing in Africa

Geoffrey Gursel, Vice President, Africa Sales, Treasury and Trade Solutions, Citi

As significant urbanisation, electronification and innovative leap-frogging continues in Africa, the requirements, strategies and expectations of regional corporate cash and treasury management are forced to evolve as well.

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Published May-2014
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Geoffrey Gursel
Director and Head of Sub-Saharan Africa Treasury & Trade Solutions Sales, Citi

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