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The French, German and European Chambers of Commerce are pleased to invite you to a breakfast conference in Shenzhen on : Coporate credit risk Management
It is not always easy for foreign companies working in China to set and manage payment conditions with their business partners. Which types of companies are trustworthy? How much credit should be extended? Which payment conditions should be set?
During his presentation, Mr Gan will expand on the following points:
• Accounts receivable management in Chinese and foreign firms in China – an overview.
• Payment conditions offered in China.
• Payment experiences in different economic sectors.
• Account receivable management systems used by Chinese companies.
At the end of the presentation, there will be a “Question and Answer” session. In order to prepare the session, we would be grateful if you could let us know the questions and topics you wish to raise with Mr Gan.
Thank you to send back your questions before Wednesday 7th May 6pm trossignol@euccc.com.cn
About the Speaker
Benjamin Gan, Singaporean, is the Senior Risk Manager of Coface China. He has been with Coface Singapore since 2001 and has been relocated to Shanghai in 2006. Over his years with Coface, Benjamin has experience in underwriting trade limits in the Asia Pacific region. He manages a profitable risk portfolio of our clients in China and he is also responsible for conducting credit research and analysis on corporates where Coface has key exposures.
Before joining Coface, Benjamin was a Credit Analyst in Corporate Planning of Mitsui Asia Headquarters Pte Ltd. Reporting to the Director of Finance, he was responsible for the Risk and Cash Management of the various subsidiaries in the Asia Pacific region. Besides monitoring their business results through financial models, he also sets strategic plans to enhance their performance.
Since graduating from Nanyang Technological University in 1994 with a Business Degree, Benjamin has been working in the Banking sector for 6 years. He was a Relationship Manager, Wholesale Corporate Banking in Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited (OCBC) where he was responsible for accounts acquisition and portfolio management. Prior to this, he was a Senior officer, Corporate Banking in Tat Lee Bank Ltd.
Information
Date/Time : Tuesday 13th May, 8.30am
Venue : EUCC Shenzhen office
Rm 308, 3/F, Chinese Overseas Scholars Venture Building,
South District, Shenzhen Hi-tech Industry Park, Shenzhen 518057
深圳高新区南区留学生创业大厦3楼308室
Program :
9:00- 9:30 : Breakfast
9:30 - 10:15 : Speech
10:15 - 10:45 : Q&A session
Language: English
Entrance Fee:
French, German and European Chambers members: 50 RMB
Non-Chambers Members: 100 RMB
Registration deadline: To register for this event please send the hereby reply coupon before Wed. 7th May
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