Scotiabank will be attending EuroFinance International Treasury Management 2026 in Barcelona, connecting with treasury and finance leaders to discuss how businesses are managing liquidity, working capital, payments and trade across increasingly complex markets.
For treasury teams, the challenge is no longer just moving money. It is managing visibility, control and continuity across jurisdictions, banking relationships, currencies, systems and regulatory environments. As businesses expand and operating models become more connected, treasury plays a critical role in keeping the business moving.
Scotiabank Global Transaction Banking helps clients address that complexity with practical advice, connected capabilities and deep experience across the Americas.
Helping Treasury Operate Across Markets with Greater Continuity
Treasury teams operating across borders need more than individual banking products. They need a partner who understands how cash, trade, data and decision-making move across markets.
Across Canada, the U.S., Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean, Scotiabank helps clients bring greater coordination to the way treasury operates. Our footprint is not just about geographic reach. It is a practical advantage for businesses looking to reduce handoffs, improve visibility and create more continuity across the markets where they operate.
For companies doing business across the Americas and beyond, we support treasury teams as they work to:
- Operate with fewer handoffs across markets: Working with a banking partner that understands the commercial flows, regulatory realities and operating needs across key jurisdictions
- Improve visibility and control: Supporting clearer views of cash, payments and liquidity so treasury teams can make more informed decisions
- Strengthen working capital execution: Helping clients connect liquidity, trade and payment strategies to the day-to-day realities of running a business
- Move with greater confidence across borders: Bringing local knowledge, regional connectivity and advisory support together to help clients manage complexity with greater clarity
Our approach is grounded in how treasury actually works: practical, connected and focused on keeping business moving.
Practical Support for Modern Treasury
At EuroFinance, we look forward to speaking with treasury and finance leaders about the operational priorities shaping the treasury agenda, including liquidity visibility, working capital efficiency, payment modernization and trade resilience.
For many organizations, treasury complexity shows up in practical ways: fragmented banking relationships, limited visibility across markets, layered costs or hidden charges, manual processes and the need to make faster decisions with better information. Scotiabank Global Transaction Banking helps clients connect the pieces, bringing advice, execution and regional understanding together so treasury teams can operate with greater clarity, coordination and confidence across the markets that matter. It’s a practical approach to helping simplify treasury in an increasingly complex operating environment.
Connect with us at EuroFinance
Our team looks forward to meeting with treasury and finance professionals throughout the conference.
Visit us at Booth L24 to speak with members of the Scotiabank Global Transaction Banking and Global Banking & Markets teams and learn how our integrated approach across the Americas can support your treasury strategy.
Book a Meeting
If you will be attending EuroFinance International Treasury Management 2026, we invite you to connect with our team in advance.
To schedule a conversation, please contact:
Margot Kappele
Associate, Treasury Management Office
margot.kappele@scotiabank.com
We look forward to connecting in Barcelona.
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