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Igor Zax, Managing Director of Tenzor Ltd., will moderate a panel at TXF Americas- Trade, Commodity and Export Finance conference to be held 1-2 February 2017 in Miami, Florida.

Igor Zax would moderate a panel:

Idea Lab: Technocrats – FinTech in 2020
As financial technology increases its foothold on corporate management of cash, supply chains and credit, we examine
what benefits FinTech can offer corporates in the run up to 2020. The latest and greatest is pitted against the tried and
tested across the evolution of letters of credit, digitisation of documents, distributed ledger, blockchain SCF solutions and
data driven decision making.
Tony Smith, CEO Americas, HPD Software
Christophe Spoerry, Co-founder, Euler Hermes Digital Agency
Moderator: Igor Zax, Managing Director, Tenzor

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Igor Zax (Zaks), Managing Director of Tenzor Ltd. presented at the 6th Annual Supply Chain and Finance Symposium, hosted by IE Business School and Banco Santander in 20-th of June Madrid. This top academic event  featured professors from top universities, including Stanford, University of Chicago, University of Washington in St. Louis, Georgetown University, IE, Singapore Management University, Imperial Business School and  others, corporates (such as Metro Group and BMW) and banks (Santander and HSBC).

The presentation was focused nature and unique characteristics of trade receivable risk, differences it presents with other risk types, and implications of SCF structures to the risk transformation, distribution and management. Full copy of the presentation available via link below:

Trade Credit: the nature of the risk and its implications for SCF

Igor Zax, Managing Director of Tenzor Ltd., will moderate a panel at TXF Trade, FinTech & Treasury 2016 conference in London 7-8 June 2016.

The panel, “Is trade credit insurance working for corporates?” would include both corporate user and leading insurers and would focus on insurance use by corporates, problems such users are facing and innovations and challenges in addressing them through insurance products.

Igor Zax, Managing Director of Tenzor Ltd., will presenting at 6th Annual Supply Chain and Finance Symposium, hosted by IE Business School and Banco Santander in 20-th of June Madrid. This top academic event would feature professors from top universities, including Stanford, University of Chicago, Indian School of Business, Singapore Management University and many others.

The presentation would look at the nature and unique characteristics of trade receivable risk, differences it presents with other risk types, and implications of SCF structures to the risk transformation, distribution and management.

Igor Zax, Managing Director of Tenzor Ltd., will presenting at North America Trade & Working Capital Conference 2016, that will take place in New York, USA 16 June 2016. The conference is organized by GTR (Global Trade Review).

The panel, The Corporate Assessment: Debate and Verdict, would include physical and financial supply chain experts who will offer their thoughts on the benefits and drawback of each solution, assess how various techniques can be combined to maximise supplier participation, provide perspectives on SCF best practices, and debate what is required to entrench supply chain financing as a universally accessible standard practice for the corporate sector. An audience
Q&A will finish the session.

Igor Zax (Zaks), Managing Director of Tenzor Ltd., published a special report, Supply Chain Finance in the Context of Working Capital Management .
The report, published in conjunction with BCR Publishing, covers industry structure, risk management, financing and operational aspects, the way companies viewed the product, as well as trade offs between dynamic discounting and supply chain finance products.

The full report is available via the link below:
Supply Chain Finance in the Context of Working Capital Management

Igor Zax (Zaks), Managing Director of Tenzor Ltd., made a presentation on Turnaround and Restructuring in Emerging Markets at London Business School, arranged by the LBS Turnaround Management and Restructuring Club 17-th of March 2016. The presentation was focused on specific challenges restructuring and turnaround practitioners facing in Emerging Markets and the ways to overcome them.

The slides for the presentation are available via the link below:
Turnaround and Restructuring in Emerging markets

Igor Zax, Managing Director of Tenzor Ltd.,  moderated a panel “Corporate Treasury and Trade- Increasingly Strategic, Increasingly Demanding” at Trade & Export Finance Conference 2016  in Hamburg, Germany 12 May 2016. The conference was organized by GTR (Global Trade Review).

The panel, that was the closing panel of the conference included Ingo Schröder from Jebsen & Jessen and Chris Hyde from Mitigram and was focused on a corporate view of both banks and fintechs offerings and the degree in which such offerings addressing “real” corporate needs

Igor Zax, Managing Director of Tenzor Ltd., made a presentation on Turnaround and Restructuring in Emerging Markets at London Business School, arranged by the LBS Turnaround Management and Restructuring Club 17-th of March 2016. The presentation was focused on specific challenges restructuring and turnaround practitioners facing in Emerging Markets and the ways to overcome them.

The slides for the presentation are available via the link below:
Turnaround and Restructuring in Emerging markets

Igor Zax (Zaks), managing director of Tenzor Ltd, published a new article, Buyer Confirmed Receivables – Wider Market Implications , in the World Supply Chain Finance Report 2016, a major publication by BCR/Factorscan. The article is focused on use of buyer confirmed receivables across a variety of financing products, such as credit insurance, secularization, alternative fiance, distribution finance, as well as it’s technological and strategic implications.

To read the whole article, please click the link below:
Buyer Confirmed Receivables – Wider Market Implications