CT WEEK

Due to travel restrictions resulting from the coronavirus outbreak, CTWeek has been moved from June 3-4 to October 14-15, 2020. The decision was made out of our priority is to ensure the safety of our delegates given the uncertainty of current conditions.

2020 could easily prove to be one of the most challenging years for decades. As America and China battle it out over trade, business is in the region continues to be disrupted and supply chains diverted to compensate for the political impasse. To add to the complications, climate change is no longer a side show but a very pressing global problem that requires international coordination and, more urgently, the spread of COVID-19 is having a drastic effect on the public markets, and, worryingly, corporate liquidity. 

The pressure on treasury teams will be immense, but in crisis there is opportunity. Financial institutions are working in earnest to support the region’s SMEs, and rapid advances in technology offer companies many more ways to manage cash, raise capital and handle risk. 

Over the course of two days, CTWeek will gather the region’s top experts and industry practitioners to discuss how to get a grip on these issues and prepare for the future. Leading service providers conduct practical and technical workshops to deliver regional treasurers with the skillset required to navigate a role that is being disrupted on all fronts. 

Corporate treasurers and CFOs gathered in a retreat-style setting to engage with a programme of 8 x 1 hour interactive master classes. The networking breaks and lunch took place in The Hub, a relaxed space complete with stage so that delegates could listen to short, dynamic presentations while they networked. CTWeek’s innovative format allows you to get in touch with industry experts and gives you the opportunity to network with your peers in a more personal manner.

Key take-aways: 

• 71% of the audience believe that more than 1/3 of their current role will be automated by 2025.
• 3% think their current role will be fully automated by 2025.
• 52% of the treasurers in attendance would like their banking partners and service providers to know more about their business before providing them with the right solutions.
• 30% of the respondents look to their banking partners and service providers to explore new technology and update them on latest regulatory changes.

Testimonials: 
“Well-curated, relevant topics and good interaction between sponsors, speakers and audience. Conducive environment to share, contribute and network.” Wilson Koh, Group Treasurer, Grab

“This is my first CTWeek in Singapore. A well-organized two-day informative session covering latest trends in market developments and technology in the treasury space. Great opportunity to network and engage with business partners across industries. I encourage treasury professionals to attend.” Derek Yiu, Treasurer, Generali Hong Kong

Attendance overview for 2019:

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