by Bija Knowles
Late payments are a scourge throughout business supply chains worldwide. Now the European Commission has announced action to ban unfair trading practices in the food supply chain
by Jack Large
Paul Stheeman, CEO of Stheeman Treasury Solutions, and Tom Jack, former senior treasury director Mondelez, share their experiences and insights on debt compliance
by Bija Knowles
The latest report on risks and vulnerabilities facing EU financial markets shows there are multiple risks, including cyberattacks, uncertainties around Brexit and financial market systemic risk
by Bija Knowles
Most financial organisations are already adopting blockchain technology or are considering how to do so. And the CFO is often the primary decision-maker for new blockchain-based fintech
by Bija Knowles
A study of risk executives found that those who successfully adapt to innovative technologies do five things differently to the 'non adapters', including early adoption and harnessing new skills
by Jack Large
SmartStream RDU and leading APAs launch a centralised Systematic Internaliser Registry
by Bija Knowles
Detailed payments data is more important than payments in real time, according to a recent survey of corporate treasury professionals
by Jack Large
NACHA 2017 figures show billions of B2B, direct deposits and Internet payments, and 478% growth in same day transactions
by Jack Large
Mixed reactions to and optimism for the new TMS model
by Bija Knowles
Payments fraud touched a new high last year, with almost 80 per cent of all companies reporting at least one case of payments fraud in 2017, according to the 2018 AFP Payments Fraud Survey
by Bija Knowles
A study on corporate loan defaults show that banks can expect to recover 75 per cent of a defaulted loan but often recovery can be zero, according to data from 50+ banks by Global Credit Data
by Jack Large
Celent survey shows heavy development and usage of Artificial Intelligence in many systems and much more to come
by Jack Large
ING study looks at how businesses can exploit the potential in recurring payments
by Bija Knowles
GDPR will make the collection and use of data more expensive for companies and could mean the end of free search engines and music websites, meaning that, in the end, the consumer will pay
by Bija Knowles
UK CFOs are now more concerned about weak economic growth, as the Brexit transition deal lessens their fears over leaving the EU
by Bija Knowles
The renminbi has dropped to #7 in the ranking of international payment currencies, according to a measure of the currency's use on the SWIFT network
by Jack Large
Multi months/years implementations, occasional updates, and poor support not acceptable any more
by Bija Knowles
Trade policies are a major source of concern for global corporate executives. Here are five take-aways from the results of McKinsey's Economic Conditions Snapshot survey 2018
by Jack Large
US’s? ICE LIBOR? Australia’s?
by Bija Knowles
Most IT audit plans for 2018 take cybersecurity into account but, according to a recent study, as many as a fifth of organisations are not including cybersecurity in their IT audit plans
by Jack Large
Three month test shows that new rate works; is marginally lower and more variable than the current LIBOR, AND is far less manipulatable
by Bija Knowles
Almost three-quarters of companies say their C-suite professionals do not collaborate regularly, even though this is necessary for progress within the company
by Bija Knowles
A study by KPMG shows how Canada, Australia, the UK and the EU will be affected by US protectionist policies if countries respond by raising tariffs on imported goods
by Bija Knowles
The following animation outlines three key ways of supporting implementation of IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts
