55th FCI Annual Meeting Marrakech

CODIX IS A GOLD SPONSOR OF THE FCI ANNUAL FACTORING CONFERENCE IN MOROCCO

The FCI 55th Annual Meeting, which was to be held in Marrakech in September, will now be postponed due to the earthquake which hit the region over the weekend. The new dates of the Annual Meeting will be Sunday, 29th October to Thursday, 2nd November.

CODIX is a Gold Sponsor of this leading Global Factoring & Receivables Finance event which aims to provide the latest developments on a range of topics, including Supply Chain Finance, Receivables Finance, Factoring and more.

To underline the importance of the Commercial Finance Industry for CODIX and highlight the significant support modern technology can bring to the industry, representatives of company’s top management will join this exclusive networking opportunity and discuss current issues with industry peers. They will present the outstanding software product to the audience.

The agenda of the FCI Annual Meeting includes insightful presentations by international industry leaders, in-depth panel discussions on the latest topics and trends by industry professionals, and global and regional statistic updates.

The main topics to be discussed during the international conference are:

• 2023 Year in Review
• Factoring Model Law
• Fraud prevention and the use of Artificial Intelligence
• Receivables as an investable asset class
• Development Bank guarantees supporting factoring
• FCIreverse program: case studies
• Edifactoring platform updates
• International Factoring case studies
• Impact from Greensill: Future invoices, Credit Insurance, Funds and the rise of Regulations
• Rise of Receivables Exchanges and Market places
• ESG and Green factoring
• The future of the industry

The 2023 FCI Annual Meeting is expected to be attended by chief executives and executives in charge of international factoring: banks, financial institutions, factoring companies, industry service providers (IT companies, law firms, etc.), multi-lateral banks and inter-governmental organizations, regulators, central banks, and similar stakeholders in the receivables finance industry.