by Tom Leitch , Chief Operating Officer, TreasuryXpress
Tom Leitch explains how treasury needs latest technology to reduce costs and cut implementation times dramatically
by Jack Large
Revolution in C2B payments continues as Adyen teams up with Recurly to spread use of subcription payments BUT should you be using B2B recurring already?
by Bija Knowles
Some relatively small, regional Asian banks fared well in a recent client satisfaction survey of more than 12,000 corporate treasury departments in Asia, while some global banks lagged behind
by Bija Knowles
Some of the major economies are cutting corporate tax rates – but what if corporate income was taxed at the point of sale, where goods or services are sold to the end-customer?
by Jack Large
Minimise your abandoned purchases - the 5 key practices
by Bija Knowles
The adoption of Cloud-based services and a lack of well-defined security strategies are two of the factors that mean companies are struggling with their data. GDPR will make this an urgent matter
by Bob Stark , VP Strategy, Kyriba Corporation
Bob Stark, VP Strategy at Kyriba makes his 2018 predictions on: Payments fraud, Faster payments, Hedging, Lease accounting, CISO and treasury, Robotics and Tax reform
by Bija Knowles
Bitcoin futures trading is here but the cryptocurrency remains a side-show for corporate treasury and won't be used in corporate payments any time soon – for six very good reasons
by Jack Large
Deloitte’s first global cost management survey report finds cost reduction is a global imperative, but many organizations fail to meet low targets
by Jack Large
How corporates can benefit from electronic bank billing and reporting + practical case studies on how to implement
by Jack Large
2018 expansion will extend ACH service to 69 countries
by Jack Large
RBR: Global card payments set to rise by more than half to 500bn by 2022 as growth in card usage outpaces growth in card numbers due to contactless technology and wider acceptance
by Bija Knowles
IFRS 17 has been called “the first truly international IFRS standard for insurance contracts” and will come into effect from the start of 2021, replacing IFRS 4 Insurance Contracts
by Bija Knowles
Guidelines for appropriate security measures to mitigate operational and security risks under PSD2 have been issued by the European Banking Authority
by Bija Knowles
Two-thirds – 67 per cent – of private company executives are optimistic that their revenue, profits, productivity and capital investments will rise in the coming year
by Bija Knowles
The SEPA Instant Credit Transfer is expected to take off quickly and will reach a critical mass in Europe before 2020, according to the results of a web poll by the European Payments Council
by Jack Large
Adyen now accept payments from China’s three largest payment providers at POS
by Bija Knowles
As the deadline for MiFID II approaches on 3 January, ESMA has announced its arrangements for MiFID II registers, as well as transitional transparency calculations for equity and bond instruments
by Bija Knowles
Research confirms what we already suspected: in-store purchases are decreasing as e-commerce gains popularity – but mobile proximity payments are becoming more widespread
by Jack Large
Protiviti research on Executive Perspectives On Top Risks in 2018 shows corporates cannot afford to manage risks casually on a reactive basis and no mentions of corporate treasury
by Bija Knowles
Even as the Brexit process progresses to stage two of negotiations, the European Commission is making clear its focus on building and reinforcing its own economic alignment
by Bija Knowles
Hackers aren't always to blame for corporate security breaches. Research suggests that two in five data breaches are not caused by external cybercriminals but by an 'insider threat'
by Bija Knowles
We're constantly urged to innovate, digitalise and automate, even as technology's pace of change is hard to keep up with. Deloitte's Tech Trends 2018 should help keep updated with key trends
by Bija Knowles
Walking away from Brexit negotiations would be “an act of gross irresponsibility”, putting jobs at risk while also risking EU-UK data flows, which underpin UK economy
