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| HSBC Global Payments and Cash Management launched the 11th edition of “HSBC’s Guide to Cash and Treasury Management in Asia Pacific” on March 20th at Westin Chosun hotel. The theme for the launch event was “Cash & Treasury Management 2.0” representing HSBC’s commitment to innovation and the future. More than 150 customers and HSBC Staff attended the event; This is the third time that the Guide has been published in Korean language. Paul W Skelton, Managing Director, Head of Global Banking and Markets, HSBC Korea, made the opening remarks which was followed by the 2008 Guidebook and Guide Mini, an e-book version, launch by Richard Jaggard, Head of Sales, ASP PCM. In line with the theme of how now ideas and technology keep on altering business realities, presentations were made to the customers on the emerging trends in three areas Richard Jaggard made a presentation on Global Cash Management Trends and how embracing some of these ideas can add more value to the businesses. Suh Ho Song, Vice President, Programme Management Office, PCM SEL shared his ideas on how technology has changed and shaped the banking industry and its relationship with the customers in last decade and how it will continue to do so. Jong Duk Lee, Manager, Foreign Exchange Team, International Department, Bank of Korea advised the customers on the current trends in FX regulation in Korean market and the directions which they may take in future. The event was held by Kevin Know, Head of Client Management for PCM in HSBC Korea, who provided a steady stream of jokes, as well as overseeing a toast. The evening closed with a lucky draw with winners walking away with iPod touch and HSBC golf bag set, after the final dinner course. Copies of the 2008 Guide were distributed to aid customers, together with mini guide. HSBC’s Guide to Cash and Treasury Management in Asia Pacific has been documenting a dramatic evolution in the cash management industry for the last decade. It is the only publication of its kind, bringing together 90 top industry experts from 19 countries and territories in tax, foreign exchange, securities, law and technology. ![]() |