ACTSA in association with RMB invite you and your colleagues to join a breakfast presentation where Isaah Mhlanga, RMB’s Chief Economist, will take us through some key disruptors in the […]
Real-time financial flows, instant payments and integrated data have become the new normal. What differentiates leading treasuries is no longer efficiency alone, but the ability to convert speed into strategic […]
The Association of Corporate Treasurers South Africa (ACTSA), in partnership with Absa Corporate and Investment Banking, is pleased to invite you to an exclusive breakfast panel discussion focused on the […]
Join ACTSA in association with TreasuryONE for an insightful breakfast discussion exploring the growing importance of effective hedging in today’s volatile global environment. With markets increasingly shaped by geopolitical tensions, […]
For corporate treasurers operating in complex and dynamic markets, understanding the full spectrum of funding options is essential. Join the Association of Corporate Treasurers of Southern Africa (ACTSA) for a […]
Registration is closed. The Association of Corporate Treasurers of Southern Africa, in association with Standard Bank Ltd, invites you and your colleagues to an insightful presentation and panel discussion on […]
Following the overwhelming interest and popular demand for this workshop, ACTSA is delighted to offer the Corporate Funding Strategies Workshop once again, providing another opportunity for treasury professionals to gain […]
The Association of Corporate Treasurers of Southern Africa, in association with Standard Bank Ltd, invites you and your colleagues to an insightful presentation and panel discussion on Foreign Exchange and […]
The Association of Corporate Treasurers of Southern Africa (ACTSA), in association with Rand Merchant Bank and Bloomberg, invites you to join us for an insightful breakfast discussion on navigating an […]
Presented by Jeremy Gardiner 2026 has been an unnecessarily turbulent year. It started so well, inflation was low, and rate cuts and growth were on the way. And then came the war. […]