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2021-03-29 20:00:00
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Training Series on Supply Chain Finance Innovation
Supply Chain Finance (SCF) is an effective solution to extend access to finance to small businesses by developing a technology-driven low-risk product aimed to channel liquidity to the strategically important value chains. Automated supply chain finance programs enable FIs to better assess, measure and manage risks of extending finance to SMEs thorough the transparency of the full value chain, and visibility of the commercial and financial relationships among the parties. In addition, credit and payment risk is decreased by shifting the focus from FI-SME relationship to a tri-party FI-anchor-SME relationship, hence leveraging the trade and payment between larger anchor and SME supplier / distributor. Supply Chain Finance has a strong potential to close the finance gap in developing countries, which per IFC estimates can reach up to ~20% of the total finance gap, i.e. over $1 trillion.
To extend awareness and increase knowledge about SCF in the countries of its operations, the International Finance Corporation, together with the SME Finance Forum, is organizing a training series, covering major areas important for building successful SCF programs for financial institutions, starting on Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021, from 8 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. EST for five weeks.
This is a regional event for Middle East and Africa members and IFC clients. Participants who attend the 5-week program will be issued a “certificate of attendance”.
Training Program
02/23 - Session 1. Supply Chain Finance Defined
The session will cover the foundations of SCF: definitions, working capital analysis, benefits of SCF for corporates, SMEs and FIs; outline of the SCF products and product mapping along the supply chain; practical implications of SCF (legal, risk, credit, pricing, collateral, capital adequacy / Basel III); trends, challenges and opportunities.
03/02 - Session 2. Building SCF Program for Financial Institutions
The session will take the participants through the full cycle of SCF program development: market size and business case, assessment of legal and regulatory environments, developing an operating model, selection and developing the product, selection and integration of technology platform, process mapping, sales and onboarding. Several case studies will be shared.
03/09 - Session 3. Legal and Regulatory Considerations for SCF
The session will highlight the key prerequisites for the legal, institutional and regulatory framework in the country, which should enable SCF, i.e. secured transaction law and underlying legislation, collateral registries, e-signature, e-invoicing, secure payment system. It will highlight the regulatory challenges that FIs may face in the countries of IFC operations in MEA. Register here: http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar9
03/16 - Session 4. Technologies transforming SCF
The session will review the various technologies, surrounding SCF, including digital infrastructure (connectivity, payments, e-invoicing), standardization and interfaces (APIs, distributed data management, identity management and verification), analytics (big data and artificial intelligence), and platforms. Register here: http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar16
03/23 - Session 5. SCF Digital Platforms
The session will do a deep dive into the SCF Platforms, i.e. describe typology and functionality pf the SCF platforms (SaaS, licensed, internally developed, cloud, on-premises, etc.), selection and RFP process and highlight the key considerations in selecting SCF technology partner. Register here: http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar23
03/30 - Session 6. Application of tech in SCF Lifecycle
The session will go over the other types of technologies supporting SCF development, e.g. customer acquisition and engagement, credit decisioning and instruments, processing and collection. Register here: http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar30
For more information, please contact Aksinya Sorokina at asorokina1@ifc.org or send us an email to smefinanceforum@ifc.org
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2021-03-29 20:00:00
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Training Session 6 - Supply Chain Finance Innovation
Supply Chain Finance (SCF) is an effective solution to extend access to finance to small businesses by developing a technology-driven low-risk product aimed to channel liquidity to the strategically important value chains. Automated supply chain finance programs enable FIs to better assess, measure and manage risks of extending finance to SMEs thorough the transparency of the full value chain, and visibility of the commercial and financial relationships among the parties. In addition, credit and payment risk is decreased by shifting the focus from FI-SME relationship to a tri-party FI-anchor-SME relationship, hence leveraging the trade and payment between larger anchor and SME supplier / distributor. Supply Chain Finance has a strong potential to close the finance gap in developing countries, which per IFC estimates can reach up to ~20% of the total finance gap, i.e. over $1 trillion.
To extend awareness and increase knowledge about SCF in the countries of its operations, the International Finance Corporation, together with the SME Finance Forum, is organizing a training series, covering major areas important for building successful SCF programs for financial institutions, for six weeks on Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. EST.
This is a regional event for Middle East and Africa members and IFC clients. Participants who attend the 6-week program will be issued a “certificate of attendance”. Read about the program here.
Session 6. Application of tech in SCF Lifecycle
The last session of this series will examine use of technologies throughout the SCF journey, e.g. customer acquisition and engagement, credit decisioning and instruments, processing and collection. Discussion will focus on the nuanced needs of serving MSMEs and factors that financial institutions should anticipate when introducing SCF for these market segments.
Learning Goals
Deconstruction of supply chain finance journey and key considerations
Opportunities to apply technology to benefit serving MSMEs
Factors for financial institutions to anticipate when introducing SCF for MSMEs
Trainer
Scott Stefanski has dedicated much of his 22-year career as a business and technology strategist, to the pursuit of solutions at the nexus of financial services and digital disruption. This work began with early efforts to introduce mobile technology to emerging markets before addressing issues around bank access, co-creating an early mobile wallet solution and serving as first employee for Ultralight Banking (later branded Obopay). He later focused on merchant challenges and designed solutions to embrace interpersonal transaction behaviors, founding Maana Mobile for the South African market. Most recently, Scott has expanded his work to address financial needs throughout supply chains, investigating and modeling opportunities to digitize supply chain management and finance practices for the benefit of a broader set of suppliers and merchants. Along the way, Scott has advised multilateral institutions, foundations and private sector clients in fields of innovation practices, product design, rapid prototyping, business and financial modeling, advising on investments, and interpreting technological trends to define future facing strategies to better meet the needs of the financially excluded. His efforts have included rapid prototyping consumer instant credit products in Senegal, user-centered product design of a person-to-person digital marketplace in Ghana, and designing and initiating a supply chain management and finance platform for the Tanzanian market. He has conducted market assessments across several African and Asian markets for digital financial services, and worked with mobile operators and banks in multiple African and Asian markets to modernize their product development practices to enable more rapid innovation.
For more information, please contact Aksinya Sorokina at asorokina1@ifc.org or send us an email to smefinanceforum@ifc.org
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2021-03-22 20:00:00
2021-03-22 20:00:00
Training Session 5 - Supply Chain Finance Innovation
Supply Chain Finance (SCF) is an effective solution to extend access to finance to small businesses by developing a technology-driven low-risk product aimed to channel liquidity to the strategically important value chains. Automated supply chain finance programs enable FIs to better assess, measure and manage risks of extending finance to SMEs thorough the transparency of the full value chain, and visibility of the commercial and financial relationships among the parties. In addition, credit and payment risk is decreased by shifting the focus from FI-SME relationship to a tri-party FI-anchor-SME relationship, hence leveraging the trade and payment between larger anchor and SME supplier / distributor. Supply Chain Finance has a strong potential to close the finance gap in developing countries, which per IFC estimates can reach up to ~20% of the total finance gap, i.e. over $1 trillion.
To extend awareness and increase knowledge about SCF in the countries of its operations, the International Finance Corporation, together with the SME Finance Forum, is organizing a training series, covering major areas important for building successful SCF programs for financial institutions, for six weeks on Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. EST.
This is a regional event for Middle East and Africa members and IFC clients. Participants who attend the 6-week program will be issued a “certificate of attendance”. Read about the program here.
Session 5. SCF Technology Platforms
The fifth webinar in our series on supply chain finance is dedicated to platforms specifically. During this session we will take a deep dive into the SCF Platforms. This includes describing the typology and functionality of SCF platforms (Saas, licensed, internally developed, cloud, on-premises, etc.), the selection and RFP process as well as key considerations in selecting SCF technology partner.
Program
Building blocks of SCF for Fis
Outsource or DIY – Pros and Cons
Technology solutions options in the market
Key considerations selecting an SCF technology partner
Analytics (Big Data and AI)
Typical RfP Process for SCF technology partner selection
Process going forward
Learning Goals
At the end of today you will be able to:
Explain the need for technology as part of SCF
Explain the implications of the technology choices on the business case for both corporate and bank
Describe the key trends in analytics and its applicability in SCF
Explain the key steps in the selection of the SCF technology provider
Trainer
Steven van der Hooft is the founder and CEO of Capital Chains (2015), a Dutch company specialising in consultancy and training on end-to-end working capital optimisation and financial supply chain management issues. Steven finished his Master’s degree in International Economics and Finance at Tilburg University (NL) and gained his experience in financial supply chain management through (consulting) roles at ING, Capgemini Consulting and Inchainge. Steven has nearly 15 years of working expertise in the area of supply chain finance and has been involved in the setup and roll out of working capital projects around the world. His current focus is on Supply Chain Finance (SCF) program design and implementation for both corporates and (non-bank) Financial Institutions. Recent projects include the introduction of FCIreverse, SCF implementation for SABIC, implementation of an SCF solution for Afreximbank, as well as many projects with IFC around the introduction and vendor selection for SCF solutions with regional banks in emerging countries. He is a regular speaker and moderator at conferences on Supply Chain Finance such as: SCFC Forum, BCR conferences, GTR and FCI. Steven is a father of three (young) sons and enjoys cooking and spending quality time with family and friends. He is also a sports fanatic with a long history in training and coaching field hockey.
Upcoming Session to register
Session #6 Application of tech in SCF Lifecycle => http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar30
For more information, please contact Aksinya Sorokina at asorokina1@ifc.org or send us an email to smefinanceforum@ifc.org
The SME Finance Forum may collect, manage and share your information in accordance with Forum’s Privacy Policy (https://www.smefinanceforum.org/privacy). By confirming your registration to this webinar, you agree to allow the organizers to contact you as and when required for the administration of the webinar, for example, to let you know we have gone live with an event or to notify you about a service change. We will comply with our Privacy Policy with respect to your preferences and you will have the option to unsubscribe, this option can be found at the bottom of our emails. If you consented upon registration, some of your details may be provided to sponsors. If you are unsure about this, or if you wish to withdraw this consent after registration, please email to smefinanceforum@ifc.org prior to the webinar. For more information, see our privacy policy.
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2021-03-15 20:00:00
2021-03-15 20:00:00
Training Session 4 - Supply Chain Finance Innovation
Supply Chain Finance (SCF) is an effective solution to extend access to finance to small businesses by developing a technology-driven low-risk product aimed to channel liquidity to the strategically important value chains. Automated supply chain finance programs enable FIs to better assess, measure and manage risks of extending finance to SMEs thorough the transparency of the full value chain, and visibility of the commercial and financial relationships among the parties. In addition, credit and payment risk is decreased by shifting the focus from FI-SME relationship to a tri-party FI-anchor-SME relationship, hence leveraging the trade and payment between larger anchor and SME supplier / distributor. Supply Chain Finance has a strong potential to close the finance gap in developing countries, which per IFC estimates can reach up to ~20% of the total finance gap, i.e. over $1 trillion.
To extend awareness and increase knowledge about SCF in the countries of its operations, the International Finance Corporation, together with the SME Finance Forum, is organizing a training series, covering major areas important for building successful SCF programs for financial institutions, for six weeks on Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. EST.
This is a regional event for Middle East and Africa members and IFC clients. Participants who attend the 6-week program will be issued a “certificate of attendance”. Read about the program here.
Session 4. Technologies transforming SCF
The session will review the various technologies, surrounding SCF, including digital infrastructure (connectivity, payments, e-invoicing), standardization and interfaces (APIs, distributed data management, identity management and verification), analytics (big data and artificial intelligence), and platforms. Subsequently, Linklogis, a supply chain financing service provider that is based in China, will explain how it leverages many of the technologies discussed to expand supply chain finance through their online supply chain finance platform, the invoice market place and connecting suppliers and buyers via blockchain.
Learning Goals
Understand the underlying technology and how it may be applied to SCF
Technology innovations
Implications for supply chain finance
Technologies have enabled new business models.
Trainer
Margarete Biallas build IFC’s Digital Financial Services practice and in this role has provided support to 50+ IFC clients in strategic and business planning on digital banking across the globe. Previously, Ms. Biallas was responsible for IFC’s financial markets advisory work in Vietnam, Cambodia, Lao PDR and Thailand, where she supported some of the earliest mobile financial services initiatives such as the start-up of WING. In parallel she lead IFC’s microfinance and mobile banking work for the East-Asia Pacific Region. Before joining IFC, Ms. Biallas held different positions with KfW including Senior Risk Manager, Credit Officer, Lead Investment Officer for global microfinance funds as well as various positions leading financial institutions investments in Eastern Europe and Sub-Saharan Africa. Ms Biallas started her career with a consulting firm, focusing on privatization and SME development. She has set up two successful ventures providing education to young children in Germany. She holds a Master‘s Degree in Economics from Hochschule fuer Wirtschaft und Politik in Hamburg, Germany, and a BSocSc from University of Cape Town, South Africa.
Presenter
Dengfeng Zhang is the Assistant President of Linklogis, a leading fin-tech company based in Shenzhen. He is currently responsible for product development and innovations at Linklogis. Dengfeng Zhang has extensive academic and practical experience in supply chain management and finance. He got his PhD degree in business administration from the University of Iowa. Prior to joining Linklogis, he worked for PingAn bank, where he led the development of online supply chain financing products.
To register for Session #4, click below
or please click in this link: http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar16
Upcoming Sessions to register
Session #5 SCF Digital Platforms => http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar23
Session #6 Application of tech in SCF Lifecycle => http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar30
For more information, please contact Aksinya Sorokina at asorokina1@ifc.org or send us an email to smefinanceforum@ifc.org
The SME Finance Forum may collect, manage and share your information in accordance with Forum’s Privacy Policy (https://www.smefinanceforum.org/privacy). By confirming your registration to this webinar, you agree to allow the organizers to contact you as and when required for the administration of the webinar, for example, to let you know we have gone live with an event or to notify you about a service change. We will comply with our Privacy Policy with respect to your preferences and you will have the option to unsubscribe, this option can be found at the bottom of our emails. If you consented upon registration, some of your details may be provided to sponsors. If you are unsure about this, or if you wish to withdraw this consent after registration, please email to smefinanceforum@ifc.org prior to the webinar. For more information, see our privacy policy.
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2021-03-08 19:00:00
2021-03-08 19:00:00
Training Session 3 - Supply Chain Finance Innovation
Supply Chain Finance (SCF) is an effective solution to extend access to finance to small businesses by developing a technology-driven low-risk product aimed to channel liquidity to the strategically important value chains. Automated supply chain finance programs enable FIs to better assess, measure and manage risks of extending finance to SMEs thorough the transparency of the full value chain, and visibility of the commercial and financial relationships among the parties. In addition, credit and payment risk is decreased by shifting the focus from FI-SME relationship to a tri-party FI-anchor-SME relationship, hence leveraging the trade and payment between larger anchor and SME supplier / distributor. Supply Chain Finance has a strong potential to close the finance gap in developing countries, which per IFC estimates can reach up to ~20% of the total finance gap, i.e. over $1 trillion.
To extend awareness and increase knowledge about SCF in the countries of its operations, the International Finance Corporation, together with the SME Finance Forum, is organizing a training series, covering major areas important for building successful SCF programs for financial institutions, for six weeks on Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. EST.
This is a regional event for Middle East and Africa members and IFC clients. Participants who attend the 6-week program will be issued a “certificate of attendance”. Read about the program here.
Session 3. Legal and Regulatory Considerations for SCF
Supply Chain Finance (SCF) ecosystem consists of various elements which are necessary for the development and implementation of SCF offerings and their sustainability. Among most critical elements of this ecosystem are legal and regulatory underpinnings which are often viewed as condition precedent for the viability of SCF products. On March 9th, the session will focus on the review of the international legal best practices and standards that impact SCF products and the extent to which such standards, when imbedded in the national legislation, can facilitate Supply Chain Finance. The session will also offer a review of various SCF products and the critical legal and regulatory pre-conditions that impact these products. The session will further provide examples and describe experiences of developing SCF products in various countries with the emphasis on various techniques for mitigating legal and regulatory gaps.
Program for Session 3
1. SCF Credit Infrastructure and Global Standards
2. Key Legal and Regulatory Considerations
3. Review of select SCF Products
4. Case Studies
Learning Goals
Identify key international legal and regulatory standards and principles which impact Supply Chain Finance.
Differentiate various SCF products within their legal and regulatory context.
Recognize various approaches and techniques for mitigating SCF product legal risks.
Trainers
Murat Sultanov is a Senior Operations Officer, Financial Institutions Group Advisory, IFC. Murat is a member of the IFC Global Credit Infrastructure Team where he works as a Secured Transactions & Asset Based Lending specialist currently based in Istanbul, Turkey. Murat works to support reforms of secured transactions & collateral registries in ECA, MENA and Asia regions. He previously worked as a Program Manager for the IFC Advisory Services in MENA and ECA where he supervised a number of programs including secured transactions & collateral registries, credit reporting and leasing. He has extensive experience in managing and implementing regulatory reforms and capacity building programs globally. His experience includes drafting and supporting the enactment of various legislative acts related to leasing, secured transactions and credit reporting in more than 30 jurisdictions in the former Soviet Union, Middle East & North Africa, South East Asia and Africa. Murat represented IFC at the Advisory Board and the Drafting Committee at UNIDROIT to develop Model Law on Leasing and presently is an IFC delegate in the UNIDROIT Working Group to develop Model Law on Factoring. He also represented the World Bank Group in the UNCITRAL Working Group VI to develop UNCITRAL Model Law on Secured Transactions and related texts. Murat holds an LL.M degree (Master of Laws) from the University of Southampton, UK.
To register for Session #3, here
or please click in this link: http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar9
Upcoming Sessions to register
Session #4 Technologies transforming SCF => http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar16
Session #5 SCF Digital Platforms => http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar23
Session #6 Application of tech in SCF Lifecycle => http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar30
For more information, please contact Aksinya Sorokina at asorokina1@ifc.org or send us an email to smefinanceforum@ifc.org
The SME Finance Forum may collect, manage and share your information in accordance with Forum’s Privacy Policy (https://www.smefinanceforum.org/privacy). By confirming your registration to this webinar, you agree to allow the organizers to contact you as and when required for the administration of the webinar, for example, to let you know we have gone live with an event or to notify you about a service change. We will comply with our Privacy Policy with respect to your preferences and you will have the option to unsubscribe, this option can be found at the bottom of our emails. If you consented upon registration, some of your details may be provided to sponsors. If you are unsure about this, or if you wish to withdraw this consent after registration, please email to smefinanceforum@ifc.org prior to the webinar. For more information, see our privacy policy.
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2021-03-01 19:00:00
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Training Session 2 - Supply Chain Finance Innovation
Supply Chain Finance (SCF) is an effective solution to extend access to finance to small businesses by developing a technology-driven low-risk product aimed to channel liquidity to the strategically important value chains. Automated supply chain finance programs enable FIs to better assess, measure and manage risks of extending finance to SMEs thorough the transparency of the full value chain, and visibility of the commercial and financial relationships among the parties. In addition, credit and payment risk is decreased by shifting the focus from FI-SME relationship to a tri-party FI-anchor-SME relationship, hence leveraging the trade and payment between larger anchor and SME supplier / distributor. Supply Chain Finance has a strong potential to close the finance gap in developing countries, which per IFC estimates can reach up to ~20% of the total finance gap, i.e. over $1 trillion.
To extend awareness and increase knowledge about SCF in the countries of its operations, the International Finance Corporation, together with the SME Finance Forum, is organizing a training series, covering major areas important for building successful SCF programs for financial institutions, for six weeks on Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. EST.
This is a regional event for Middle East and Africa members and IFC clients. Participants who attend the 6-week program will be issued a “certificate of attendance”. Read about the program here.
Session 2. Building SCF Program for Financial Institutions
On March 2nd, the session will take the participants through the full cycle of SCF program development: market size and business case, assessment of legal and regulatory environments, developing an operating model, selection and developing the product, selection and integration of technology platform, process mapping, sales and onboarding. Several case studies will be shared.
Program for Session 2
- Building blocks of SCF for FIs
- Market Sizing and Business Case
- Operating Model and Technology
- Corporate Client Targeting
- SME Segmentation and Selection
- Go-Live and On-boarding
- Ongoing Operations
- Case studies of FIs
Learning Goals
- Describe the relevance and benefit for both corporate bankers and SME bankers
- Describe the end-to-end process for SCF
- Explain the importance of segmentation and prioritization of suppliers/distributors for on-boarding
Trainers
Aksinya Sorokina is a Banking Advisory Officer at IFC. She is a financial sector professional with international experience in banking and consulting. As a Banking Advisory Officer, Aksinya Sorokina is advising financial institutions in emerging markets globally (Africa, Middle East, Europe, Asia) in the area of financial inclusion, specifically – supply chain finance, small business finance, strategy and planning. She designed and implemented innovative solutions for 35+ financial institutions, aimed to scale up their business for wider financial outreach. She joined IFC in 2013 in Washington DC as a global specialist. Since March 2020 she joined the Middle East and Africa team to lead the engagements with financial institutions in the region. Prior to joining IFC, Aksinya structured debt transactions at ING Bank in Moscow, managed corporate finance activities at IBM in Moscow and conducted financial sector analysis at the World Economic Forum in New York. With international experience in management consulting, corporate finance, commercial banking, Aksinya identifies and empowers commercially viable ideas devoted to promoting financial sector development. Aksinya is a CFA® chartholder, holds master’s in Financial Economics from New York University. She is also a Fulbright Scholar and DAAD Scholar.
Steven van der Hooft is the founder and CEO of Capital Chains (2015), a Dutch company specialising in consultancy and training on end-to-end working capital optimisation and financial supply chain management issues. Steven finished his Master’s degree in International Economics and Finance at Tilburg University (NL) and gained his experience in financial supply chain management through (consulting) roles at ING, Capgemini Consulting and Inchainge. Steven has nearly 15 years of working expertise in the area of supply chain finance and has been involved in the setup and roll out of working capital projects around the world. His current focus is on Supply Chain Finance (SCF) program design and implementation for both corporates and (non-bank) Financial Institutions. Recent projects include the introduction of FCIreverse, SCF implementation for SABIC, implementation of an SCF solution for Afreximbank, as well as many projects with IFC around the introduction and vendor selection for SCF solutions with regional banks in emerging countries. He is a regular speaker and moderator at conferences on Supply Chain Finance such as: SCFC Forum, BCR conferences, GTR and FCI. Steven is a father of three (young) sons and enjoys cooking and spending quality time with family and friends. He is also a sports fanatic with a long history in training and coaching field hockey.
To register for Session #2, here
or please click in this link: https://bit.ly/SCF-Mar2
Upcoming Sessions to register
Session #3 Legal and Regulatory Considerations for SCF => http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar9
Session #4 Technologies transforming SCF => http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar16
Session #5 SCF Digital Platforms => http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar23
Session #6 Application of tech in SCF Lifecycle => http://bit.ly/SCF-Mar30
For more information, please contact Aksinya Sorokina at asorokina1@ifc.org or send us an email to smefinanceforum@ifc.org
The SME Finance Forum may collect, manage and share your information in accordance with Forum’s Privacy Policy (https://www.smefinanceforum.org/privacy). By confirming your registration to this webinar, you agree to allow the organizers to contact you as and when required for the administration of the webinar, for example, to let you know we have gone live with an event or to notify you about a service change. We will comply with our Privacy Policy with respect to your preferences and you will have the option to unsubscribe, this option can be found at the bottom of our emails. If you consented upon registration, some of your details may be provided to sponsors. If you are unsure about this, or if you wish to withdraw this consent after registration, please email to smefinanceforum@ifc.org prior to the webinar. For more information, see our privacy policy.
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