The Association of Corporate Treasurers
About Us
The Association of Corporate Treasurers (ACT) is the international body for finance professionals working in treasury, risk and corporate finance. Through the ACT we come together as practitioners, technical experts and educators in a range of disciplines that underpin the financial security and prosperity of an organisation.
The ACT defines and promotes best practice in treasury and makes representations to government, regulators and standard setters.
We are also the world's leading examining body for treasury, providing benchmark qualifications and continuing development through training, conferences and publications - including The Treasurer magazine.
For further information www.treasurers.org
Contact Us:
Martin Cade, Ian Leece & Jill Duncan
ACT Regional Group Organisers
North East
Martin Cade
Tel: 0113 292 1360
Email: mcade@treasurers.org
Ian Leece
Tel: 01274 804 106
Email: ileece@treasurers.org
Jill Duncan
Tel: 0191 269 5915
Email: jduncan@treasurers.org
Zoe Norris
Member Services Manager
The Association of Corporate Treasurers
51 Moorgate
London
EC2R 6BH
Tel: 020 7847 2548
Email: znorris@treasurers.org
Upcoming ACT Events
View these events as PDF
Print out these events or save for later
Thursday 16 September, 18.00 for 19.00, Organiser: ACT
Note: the placement of the pin on the map may not be exact
Bank Re-Regulation - a nightmare for Corporates?
Venue: Deloitte, 1 City Square, Leeds, LS1 2AL
Speaker: Martin Cade, Senior Manager, Northern Financial Services, Deloitte and Martin O'Donovan, Assistant Director, Policy and Technical, ACT
On both sides of the Atlantic and internationally (in Basle) the "authorities" are setting about re-regulating the banking system – widely defined. The objective is to end systemic risk and avoid the banking system bringing down the wider economy ever again. But is the calm they are aiming for the calm of the tomb and will banks be able to serve the needs of corporate clients? At this meeting we will hear presentations on the shape of the new banking regulations being implemented by the FSA in the UK and the Basle III regulations. In particular we will cover the possible implications for companies seeking financial services from their banks. We would be interested too, in hearing contributions from the audience about their experiences and observations. Chatham House rule applies.
No charge
Contact: Juliet Tewungwa, 020 7847 2540, jtewungwa@treasurers.org, http://www.treasurers.org/node/6211
