Adjusting Capital Planning and Strategies for a COVID-19 Scenario
Nobody expected the end of the economic cycle to happen so suddenly, but adjustments will be required given the materiality of the events unfolding. How can you quickly adjust for an ever-evolving scenario where today’s assumptions may not hold tomorrow.
In this webinar, we present a method to quickly manage a variety of scenarios in real-time which could prove critical to business sustainability through a crisis.
Key takeaways include:
- Real-time holistic analytics of balance sheet strategies
- Making better and faster decisions based on timely results
- Successfully balance time, data, and accuracy of results
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