Introduction of a Digital Multi-Bank Factoring Program
6 April 2022
Webinar
What is this webinar about?
In our webinar "Introduction of a digital multi-bank factoring program" we present, together with Kai Gloystein, Vice President Corporate Finance & Treasury at Knorr-Bremse AG, based on a practical example, the key mechanisms and advantages of a flexible, scalable and fully automated multi-bank receivables financing program via a digital marketplace.
Your Speakers
Kai Gloystein, Vice President Corporate Finance & Treasury at Knorr-Bremse AG Tim Kallenborn, Head of Sales at CRX Markets AG
Moderator: Eric Czotscher, Chief Editor at FINANCE, F.A.Z. Business Media GmbH
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