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Cash is not always where you need it and when you need it. Between capital controls and FX liquidity, cash can get hard to deploy quickly.

This is driving a continued focus simultaneously on cash centralisation and ensuring trapped cash continues to work for a global business.

Learn more about our expertise and capabilities in the Technology, Media and Telecomms industry:
https://www.sc.com/en/corporate-investment-banking/industries/technology-media-telecom/

Cash is not always where you need it and when you need it. Between capital controls and FX liquidity, cash can get hard to deploy quickly.

This is driving a continued focus simultaneously on cash centralisation and ensuring trapped cash continues to work for a global business.

Learn more about our expertise and capabilities in the Technology, Media and Telecomms industry:
https://www.sc.com/en/corporate-investment-banking/industries/technology-media-telecom/

How can corporates optimise liquidity more effectively?

The risk map is being redrawn. Geopolitics, energy and supply chain dependencies, commodity prices all drive volatility - often moving faster than traditional risk management practices can keep up. Understanding how each of these interplays is becoming more critical than ever.

Learn more about our expertise and capabilities in the Technology, Media and Telecomms industry: https://www.sc.com/en/corporate-investment-banking/industries/technology-media-telecom/

How should treasurers think about risk management in this environment?

What’s keeping TMT treasurers busy right now?

Capital expenditure, business reinvestment, M&A opportunities, shareholder returns - all demand attention. All this at a time when AI is starting to reshape workflows, and macro pressures are driving a fundamental rethink of risk management.

Learn more about our expertise and capabilities in the Technology, Media and Telecomms industry: https://www.sc.com/en/corporate-investment-banking/industries/technology-media-telecom/

What issues are top of mind for tech treasurers today?

This webinar was held as part of the launch of Standard Chartered’s Annual Client Outlook, where we present insights from 350+ global corporates on risk, liquidity, capital structure and growth priorities shaping financial strategy today.

The session unpacked insights from the latest survey, and perspectives from Standard Chartered’s Global Head of Capital Structure & Rating Advisory, Shoaib Yaqub, including a review of core corporate themes for 2026. Joined by Gaurav Ganguly, Head International Economist EMEA at Moody’s Analytics, the debate covered how geopolitical dynamics and the economic outlook is shaping real world capital decisions.

Find out more about our Annual Client Outlook here: https://www.sc.com/en/corporate-investment-banking/capital-structure-rating-advisory/csra-corporate-survey/

Disruptions, Debt & Decisions Webinar | Strategic Capital

The Standard Chartered team is heading to Orlando for the BAFT Global Annual Meeting, May 3–6.

Hear from Chris Burtch, Americas Head, FI Sales, Transaction Banking, Standard Chartered on the geopolitical factors impacting Transaction Banking and how our global network and local expertise can enable growth for our clients.

Learn more about our Transaction Banking capbilities: https://www.sc.com/en/corporate-investment-banking/transaction-banking/

BAFT Global Annual Meeting 2026 | Chris Burtch

Our Interim Group Chief Financial Officer Pete Burrill discusses our Q1’26 results.

Read more: https://www.sc.com/en/investors/financial-results/?utm_source=youtube.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=results_2026_q1

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Our Interim Group Chief Financial Officer Pete Burrill discusses our Q1’26 results

This webinar was held as part of the launch of Standard Chartered’s inaugural Renminbi Internationalisation report. The session offers practical perspectives across treasury, trade and capital markets, while looking ahead to the developments that could shape RMB adoption in global finance over the next three to five years.

We covered:
• When RMB becomes a strategic consideration,
• How to think about aligning operational exposure with funding and treasury structures,
• What first steps corporates can take today.

Speakers:
• Karen Ng, Head of China Opening and RMB Internationalisation, Standard Chartered
• Anthony Lin, Head of Transaction Banking, Hong Kong and GCNA, Standard Chartered
• David Yim, Head of Capital Markets, GCNA, Standard Chartered
• Lillian Lim, Head of Global Subsidiaries, GCNA, Standard Chartered
• Stephen Qiu, China Corridor Banker, UK & Europe, Standard Chartered

Find out more about our report here: https://www.sc.com/en/corporate-investment-banking/renminbi/rmb-internationalisation-campaign/

RMB webinar with clients | Strategic implications for treasury, trade and funding

“Each corridor comes with its own dynamics and cultural expectations – that’s where we come in as corridor bankers,” states Sonia Wentzel, Head, CIB International Corporates, working across the Europe-Asia corridor.

From navigating regulatory complexity to aligning stakeholders across markets, success often comes down to one thing: trust built over time.

Watch how she helps clients bridge both sides – and turn complexity into opportunity.

Learn more about our Corporate & Investment Banking solutions: https://www.sc.com/cib

Corridors in focus: Our People – Sonia Wentzel

Extreme weather is reshaping economies, markets and long‑term financial risk — demanding fresh thinking from executives and boards alike.

In this episode of Studio Sessions, we sit down with Dr Linda Yueh, CBE, Independent Non‑Executive Director at Standard Chartered, and Professor Nicola Ranger, Executive Director at Earth Capital Nexus and Professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

Together, they examine how climate risk plays out across borders, why board‑level oversight is critical in preparing for severe outcomes, and the role of adaptation in strengthening resilience over time.

Watch this in‑depth discussion to explore how organisations can better understand and respond to the realities of extreme weather.

To learn more, visit Studio Sessions: https://www.sc.com/en/campaigns/studio-sessions-extreme-weather/

Studio Sessions: Extreme Weather – how leaders can adapt