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Will it be the year where corporate treasurers reap the rewards of labours or will they just have to work hard before going to the slaughterhouse? The Corporate Treasurer takes a look at the road ahead.
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BASF China and Deutsche Bank collaborate on a supply-chain finance solution aimed at lowering overall transaction costs for the German chemical company's China subsidiary.
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