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Rewane, First Bank CEO, SEC DG for ACTN’s Treasurers’ Conference

Dike Onwuamaeze The Managing Director of Financial Derivatives Company Limited, Mr Bismarck J. Rewane; Managing Director/CEO of First Bank of Nigeria Limited, Mr. Olusegun Alebiosu, and Director General of the

Financial derivatives company CEO Bismarck J. Rewane, First Bank of Nigeria Limited CEO Olusegun Alebiosu, and Securities and Exchange Commission Director General Dr. Emomotimi Agama are scheduled to attend the "Treasury360 Conference, Exhibition and Corporate Treasury Awards 2026." Organized by the Association of Corporate Treasurers of Nigeria (ACTN), the conference's theme is "The Intelligent Treasury: Evolving from Reactive to Proactive Foresight Through AI, Automation and Predictive Decision-Making."

ACTN President Adeyinka Ogunnubi explained that while treasuries have traditionally managed cash, executed payments, arranged funding, and responded to financial risks, modern treasuries must look ahead to identify emerging risks, test scenarios, and provide insights for informed business decisions. Ogunnubi stated, "Artificial intelligence can assist treasurers in examining information and recognizing patterns.

Automation can eliminate repetitive manual tasks. Predictive tools enable finance teams to evaluate potential outcomes and prepare their responses."

He posed a practical question during the conference theme: "How can treasury teams leverage innovation to transition from merely responding to events towards confidently anticipating them?"

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