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Dear All,
Todat I had the question if we were working on the advanced or the standard moudle of treasury and risk manager.
I have no idea what the difference is? if any...?
Can somebody please explain?
kr,
Stef

to be honest I don't remember the outcome, sorry
it might be that the Customer asking the question misunderstood some marketing material, so was trying to verify.
BR
Renatas

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