5th Corporate Treasury & CFO Summit – Indonesia

Asia | Financial Services

Third Party Event

27 Jan 2015 - 28 Jan 2015

Only by attending this Summit will you have the opportunity to:

  • Network with over 250 CFOs and Treasurers in Indonesia
  • Gain first-hand insight into corporate treasury fears and requirements
  • Boost your knowledge on the requirements for ASEAN integration
  • Understand the best funding strategies in the local economic climate
  • Learn how local regulation affects forex hedging flexibility
  • Enhance your tax compliance framework in the coming 12months

What else will you gain? Click here to view the full agenda.

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For more information, please visit the event website or contact
Jade Rolls | partners@haymarket.asia | +852 3175 1909      

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