The Consulate is elated to have an accomplished finance executive among its speakers during its Economic Diplomacy webinar on Financial Literacy this Saturday, August 29!
Mr. Rafael D. Consing Jr. is the Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI), one of the top port operators in the world. He has extensive experience in investment banking and global markets, corporate treasury and finance, investor relations, global corporate insurance and risk management.
Mr. Consing has assumed various roles in several leading financial institutions, including HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Bankers Trust and ING Barings. He served as Vice President and Treasurer of Aboitiz & Company, before joining ICTSI.
He is a recipient of several awards, including being recognized by the Corporate Governance Asia as Asia’s Best CFO for Investor Relations, inclusion in Institutional Investor’s All-Asia Executive Team, Best CFO in the Philippines by Alpha Southeast Asia, CFO of the Year by CFO Innovation, and Treasurer of the Year-Philippines by The Asset.
Join us this Saturday, August 29, at 10:30 a.m. when Mr. Consing will talk about possible investment outlets for your excess funds during the Consulate’s Economic Diplomacy webinar on Financial Literacy. The event will be streamed live right here at the Facebook page of the Philippine Consulate General in Frankfurt.
He is a recipient of several awards, including being recognized by the Corporate Governance Asia as Asia’s Best CFO for Investor Relations, inclusion in Institutional Investor’s All-Asia Executive Team, Best CFO in the Philippines by Alpha Southeast Asia, CFO of the Year by CFO Innovation, and Treasurer of the Year-Philippines by The Asset.
Join us this Saturday, August 29, at 10:30 a.m. when Mr. Consing will talk about possible investment outlets for your excess funds during the Consulate’s Economic Diplomacy webinar on Financial Literacy. The event will be streamed live right here at the Facebook page of the Philippine Consulate General in Frankfurt.
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