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Masterclasses - Yes, we CAM...

As part of the SCHUMANN Conference, we offer you the opportunity to take part in one of the five masterclasses.

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AI in credit risk management - Utilise your data

Your company has a wide range of meaningful information about your business partners - not all of which is obviously available. How can you discover and analyse the hidden potential of your data in credit risk management with the help of AI models? This is the topic of this masterclass.

Note: this masterclass will be held in German

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Dr. Tobias Vinhoven

Tobias Nießner holds a PhD in Business Information Systems from the Georg-August University of Göttingen. He studied mathematics and business information systems with a focus on data science. During his PhD, he worked on risk use cases in accounts receivable management.

He joined SCHUMANN in 2023 as Product Owner to enable the product landscape with AI capabilities

Product Owner AI, SCHUMANN

Nießner Tobias

Yes, we CAM... flexible

More than just credit risk - Flexible assessments of business partners taking soft facts into account

In this workshop, we will work with you on how we can use the flexible questionnaire and the new DMN overall assessment in CAM to model and calculate individual sets of rules for assessing different aspects (e.g. KYC or a marketing score) of your business partners.

Note: this masterclass will be held in German

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Dirk Richter

The graduate in business informatics is responsible for the ongoing development of the solution for the financial sector at SCHUMANN.

Product Owner & Lead Solution Architect Financial Services, SCHUMANN

Dirk Richter

Yes, we CAM... transparent

Financial statement analysis in transition - More than just figures

Financial statements are a key tool for assessing the creditworthiness of companies. However, their use has changed significantly due to new requirements for publication and availability. The classic, purely quantitative analysis is no longer sufficient - today, what counts is a holistic view of key company figures and economic relationships. How has balance sheet analysis developed in recent years? What new factors play a role? We will discuss these questions together with the participants.

Note: this masterclass will be held in German

Contact Eric Wiegand

Product Owner FINOYO, SCHUMANN

Wiegand Eric

Yes, we CAM... confident

When guarantees replace trust - Optimally networking all parties involved

Sureties and guarantees are an essential means of creating trust between various stakeholders, particularly in the construction sector, but also in other industries. Requesting, issuing and managing these guarantees can be complex and time-consuming. Together with SCHUMANN customers from the Industry & Trade sector, insurers, MGAs and brokers, we want to discuss how this process can be improved.

Note: this masterclass will be held in German

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Jonas Schnieders

Jonas Schnieders studied Information Systems (M.Sc.) and is active in the business unit Credit & Surety. As a business analyst, he is responsible for the development of the standard software CAM Surety.

Product Owner Surety Solutions, SCHUMANN

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One Policy – Two Sides: How to Issue and Handle a Trade Credit Policy Efficiently (in english)

Trade credit insurance protects against the risk of a company’s default. The policy not only outlines commercial terms such as premiums and fees, but also specifies what is covered, the obligations of the policyholder, and the procedures to follow in case of a claim. Both the management and issuance of these policies can be quite complex. In this session, we’ll explore how to streamline this process or, alternatively, understand why certain complexities are essential.

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Marcel Hagen

As a Product Owner, the studied business administrator is responsible for the product CAM Credit in the department Credit & Surety at SCHUMANN.

Product Owner Credit, SCHUMANN

Hagen Marcel