At AFP Roundtable, Retailers to Discuss Treasury and Finance Best Practices

Annual AFP Roundtable Devoted Entirely to Retail Treasury Issues Set for April 17 in Chicago

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Association for Financial Professionals

Mar 28, 2012, 04:08 ET

BETHESDA, Md., March 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Treasury and finance professionals who work for retail organizations can learn best practices and network with their peers by attending the AFP Retail Roundtable, April 17, in Chicago, hosted by the Association for Financial Professionals (AFP). This year's Retail Roundtable will spend the day solely devoted to retail treasury issues and ideas of interest to corporate practitioners. There are no sponsors present at the event so attendees can speak openly and candidly.

What are the topics?
Topics include:

POS and back office payment operations
Bank relationship management
Liquidity management
The Durbin Amendment and Justice Department settlement.

Who should attend?
Retail or wholesale corporate practitioners, including:

Chief Financial Officers
Treasurers
Assistant Treasurers
Vice Presidents of Finance
Assistant Vice Presidents of Finance
Controllers
Directors of Treasury Management/Finance
Accountants
Managers of Treasury/Finance
Cash Managers
Assistant Cash Managers.

The Retail Roundtable will be moderated by two AFP subject matter experts with a deep knowledge of retail treasury—Tom Hunt, CTP, Director of Treasury Services, and David Bellinger, CTP, Director of Payments.

This event is for corporate practitioners only. All registrants are subject to review by AFP.

For more information, or to register, contact [email protected] or 301.907.2862 or visit www.afponline.org/RR Deadline is April 10.

ABOUT AFP®
The Association for Financial Professionals (AFP), headquartered outside Washington, D.C., serves a network of more than 16,000, members with news, economic research and data, treasury certification programs, networking events, financial analytical tools, training, and public policy representation to legislators and regulators. AFP is the daily resource for the finance profession (www.afponline.org).

AFP's global reach extends to over 150,000 treasury and financial professionals worldwide, including AFP of Canada; London-based gtnews, an on-line resource for the treasury and finance community; and bobsguide, a financial IT solutions network.

SOURCE Association for Financial Professionals