Invoice Ledger presents
On Terms
Ten seats. One table.
The future of B2B trade in the age of AI.
The table
Every seat touches the same invoice.
The company that issues it, the software that runs it, the insurer that covers it, the bank and the capital that fund it, and the investors betting on what comes next.
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Chief Executive Officer of Invoice Ledger, and the host of On Terms.
Previously co-founded and led Bueno.money, a Singapore B2B payments company where sellers were paid upfront and buyers paid later. It became Allianz Trade Asia Pacific's first B2B e-commerce partnership in 2023, and was later acquired.
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Chief Credit Officer of Invoice Ledger.
A credit and trade finance underwriter and investor: Head of Credit and Trade Finance at Crescendo Asset Management, a New York interval fund; VP Credit and Risk at Marco Financial, financing exporters across Latin America; and co-founder of Newbridge Global, receivables finance and ABL for SMBs. Started in investment banking at Martel Capital. Named to SFNet's 40 Under 40.
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J.P. Morgan is the largest bank in the United States and a global leader in payments, trade and working capital.
Guest announced closer to the date.
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Ramp is a financial operations platform for corporate cards, expenses, bill payments, procurement and accounting.
Its seat is held for the lead of its accounts receivable work. Name announced closer to the date.
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Andreessen Horowitz backs founders building in AI, fintech and enterprise software.
Guest announced closer to the date.
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Founder and CEO of Stuut, whose AI agents run accounts receivable across the order-to-cash cycle.
At Total Quality Logistics, Tarek found that most past-due invoices came from clerical errors that took endless manual work: the problem Stuut now solves autonomously. Previously co-founded Fairmarkit. Wrestled at Indiana University.
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Co-founder and CEO of Nuvo, the AI-native order-to-cash network.
Nuvo's Trade Graph is a live map of how more than 150,000 verified businesses trade with each other, and its agents take on onboarding, credit decisions, payments, cash application and collections.
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Allianz Trade is a global leader in trade credit insurance, covering companies against the risk that their customers don't pay.
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Apollo is a global alternative asset manager and one of the largest investors in private credit, including asset-backed finance.
Guest announced closer to the date.
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The operator's seat, held for the CFO of a well-known growth company: the person whose invoices the rest of the table finances, insures and collects.
Announced closer to the date.
The conversation
The future of B2B trade in the age of AI.
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The transaction
Agents that quote, order and invoice. What a B2B sale looks like when software runs both sides of it.
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The risk
Every buyer underwritten in real time. What AI changes for insurers, lenders and the CFO.
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The capital
Why institutional money wants trade receivables, and what it takes to fund them at the speed of software.
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The next decade
What B2B trade looks like in 2035, and who builds the rails it runs on.
The room
Pull up a chair.
The ten at the table are invited by Invoice Ledger. Around them sits a small audience of operators, lenders and investors, and those seats are by request.
- City
- New York
- Date
- November 2026
- Format
- A filmed roundtable
- The table
- By invitation
- The audience
- By request