4th FECMA Pan-European Credit Congress

During the congress held under the slogan "Managing Credit in Europe", diversity in the approach to trade credit management in major European economies will be presented. The event will be an opportunity to learn about the specifics of receivables management in Germany, France, Great Britain, Italy, as well as many other countries throughout Europe.

Subject

During the congress, issues such as key risks for companies operating in Poland and on foreign markets, commercial practices on European export markets, specifics of credit risk management and foreign debt recovery, the most effective trade credit risk hedging instruments and best practices related to the trade receivables management process will be discussed.

Speakers

During the congress, outstanding specialists and practitioners of the world of finance will perform. The lectures will be given by: Glen Bullivant, vice-president of the British Chartered Institute of Credit Management (CICM), Ludo Theunissen, president of the Belgian Institute of Credit Management, Carsten Jünger, Head of Business Development, Consulting and Client Onboarding CRIF Credit Solutions GmbH, Eefje Van Craen, Head of Risk Solutions CEE, Bureau van Dijk - A Moody's Analytics Company, Krisztina Szigeti, Regional Credit Manager CEE Ingram Micro, Josef Busuttil, chairman of FECMA, executive director of MACM, John Lorié, chief economist at Atradius Credit Insurance, Andreas Schmitt, Head of Group Credit Management Rational AG, Cees Jansen , Nederlandse Vereniging voor Credit Management, Vincent-Bruno Larger, general secretary of the l'Association Française Des Credit Managers et Conseils, dr Thomas Voller, partner of EuroCollectNetLawyers, Robert Dyrcz, founder and president of the board of the Polish Institute of Credit Management (PICM) and Chantal Joosse, Business Development Director & Strategic Partnerships Stenn International Ltd.

Event addressees

The Congress, which will take place at Qubus Hotel Kraków, is addressed in particular to credit managers, financial directors, chief accountants, controllers and persons responsible for managing trade receivables and trade credit.