Seminar Managing Commodity Risk effectively
KPMG, Rabo
bank and KYOS cordially invite you to attend our free seminar “Managing Commodity Risk effectively – today and tomorrow”
Why is commodity risk management useful?
Donald Trump is putting his own American citizens first. The UK has now officially initiated the Brexit process. China’s strategy to acquire companies all over the world is seen as a threat…in other words we are living in a very volatile political environment. Commodity prices are influenced by these political developments and are therefore expected to remain volatile as well. As a result managing your exposure toward commodity prices should be a very important topic on the agenda for a lot of companies. What is a sustainable strategy to deal with these challenges?
Don’t miss out on this seminar! Several speakers will enlighten you on the various aspects that influence commodity risks. Each presenter will zoom in on a different angle and will bring you useful insights that you can apply to your own situation.
Seminar topics and speakers:
- Geopolitics and the effect on commodity prices – Mr Marcel Baartman, Clingendael Institute
- Effective hedging of Commodity Risks – Mr Arjan Veerhoek, Rabobank
- How should organizations deal with risk management? – Mr Frans Cleton, KPMG
- The importance of analyses and reporting at Commodity Exposure – Mr Richard Cornielje, KYOS
- Commodity Risk in practice: two case studies – Bavaria (Han Tetteroo) and Tata Steel (Jaap Borst)
- Panel discussion – Mr Frits de Groot, VNO-NCW
After the seminar you will have the opportunity to meet up with the presenters and other participants at the reception.
Practical information
Date seminar: Wednesday 28 June 2017.
Registration participants from 13.15, start seminar at 13.50
Registration: Please send an email to this address: cornielje@kyos.com
Who should attend?: This seminar is especially interesting for those working in the field of Procurement, Treasury or Finance.
Confirm your attendance before: 19 June 2017
For more information, please see the link to the leaflet.
It promises to be a very interesting seminar, please note that there is limited availability so register early!