D-Risk FX Budget & BI
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Business intelligence to support your international performance,
Become autonomous with D-Risk FX Budget and BI
Tool dedicated to SME managers to monitor and better control the performance of their companies by incorporating the guidelines of their exchange risk management policies.
OUR SERVICE
WHAT WE DO?
TREASURISKS offers you D-Risk FX Budget & BI, a SaaS platform that allows SME involved in importing and/or exporting to monitor in real-time the impact of foreign exchange risk on the company's financial statements and profitability.
Construction of your budget
Multi-markets • Multi-currency • Multi-periods
Summary of your risk to the budget
Detailed analysis • Simulator by market and overall
Building your hedging strategies
Calculation of coverage required • Simulations according to your ratios or tolerances • Divergence analysis • Entering hedging transactions
Real-time profitability monitoring
Multi-currency financial statements • Tracking gaps • Coverage alerts
Continuous information to facilitate efficient and rapid decision-making
Information is always readily available to aid decision-making and act accordingly
WHY US?
Why integrate currency risk management into the performance indicators of a corporate dashboard?
Because currency risk is a direct consequence of your cross-border operations, Its management is fundamental. It can influence your strategic decisions.
This risk may adversely affect
COMPANY MARGINS AND PROFITABILITY OF OPERATIONS
PREDICTABILITY OF CASH FLOWS
THE COMPANY'S CREDIT RATING
THE COMPETITIVENESS OF THE COMPANY AND THE CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP
D-Risk FX Budget & BI allows you to avoid dealing with risk on an ad hoc basis in order to improve the company's performance.
For example
- Control foreign exchange risk
- Obtain a clear view of your daily exposure thanks to the automatic update of exchange rates on the platform
- Determine required hedging amounts based on your risk tolerance and analyze the source of unexpected results
- Manage risk based on its impact on key financial variables by business lines
- Support the corporate budgeting process - track results and budget gaps
- Multi-currency forecast financial statements - follow and anticipate business trends to better mitigate risks
Get in touch
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Let's talk about the growth of
your business
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Gilles Vigneau, (President)
Sarah Darmame, (Business Developer)
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RECENT NEWS
- January 27, 2023
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