• Over 160 destinations in Europe next summer
• More vacation destinations than ever before
• New long-haul destination from Frankfurt: St Louis (USA)
• New from Munich: Four additional A350-900s to more dream destinations
• Eurowings Discover: expanded flight schedule fulfills almost every vacation wish
• 25 special flights planned from Frankfurt for the 2022 World Cup

The financial foundations of every company are the same. However, in the case of technology companies, the crucial thing is that they have international ambitions from the very beginning. As a result, they grow faster compared to companies from other industries. This trait increases the breadth of their financial services’ requirements. How to deal with different currencies, customers’ payment behaviour or exchange rate risk when the company operates in several foreign markets? Here are some tips from Lukáš Martoš, CE Solutions Sales Head from Citi Commercial Bank.

Dear Members,

When we sit down to write intros for yearend publications, we typically want to convince the reader that this was somehow an exceptional year.

This year we do not need to try very hard. The coronavirus disrupted business in ways that no worst case scenario could estimate. The board, our councils and committees, Weston and I spent more time this year trying to find answers that would keep companies in business and people employed than any of us could have imagined in January 2020.

Payments via cashless transfer may have become the utterly mundane standard, but the devil is in the detail, so it’s best to painstakingly follow the rules, especially in labor-law relations. Falling behind pay day may expose employers to claims for damages.