Episode two: The impact of the global financial crisis on treasury

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Recorded08 Dec 2017

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In our second instalment of the Treasury Talks podcast series, we revisit the global financial crisis of 2007/2008 and hear from Roman Kozhan, Professor of Finance at Warwick Business School why the crisis happened. Then, Jim Colby, Assistant Treasurer at Honeywell and Fred Schacknies, ‎SVP & Treasurer at ‎Hilton Worldwide detail their experiences during the crisis, document the impact it has had on how corporate treasury departments operate and ponder whether something similar will happen again.

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