Enhancing cash and liquidity management solutions is the name of game
by Kylene Casanova
Important enhancements from Citi, BAML and Reval show to use customer feedback to drive new developments
by Kylene Casanova
Important enhancements from Citi, BAML and Reval show to use customer feedback to drive new developments
by Kylene Casanova
A survey on treasury fintech shows that the UK and Singapore are leading the way in investing in fintech solutions for corporate treasury. The US and France are lagging behind.
by Kylene Casanova
The age of downloading Apps in cash and liquidity management and putting together your own solution is here and growing fast
by Kylene Casanova
Twelve EU countries have a SEPA migration deadline looming on 31 October. The transition is expected to be smooth but corporates should be aware of the change.
by Kylene Casanova
More blockchain pilots for global B2B payments have been announced but the R3 consortium calls for collaboration to direct the efforts of a largely fragmented fintech market.
by Brian Shanahan, Founder & CEO , Informita
Informita on the merits of WCM benchmarks and how manage your CFO's expectations
by Brian Shanahan, Founder & CEO , Informita
Blockchain: Does it really matter?
by Kylene Casanova
Despite challenges ahead for European financial regulation, the EU's plans to create a level playing and strengthen investment in securities markets won't be knocked off track by Brexit.
by Kylene Casanova
Adyen rolls out Global Acquiring in Brazil, Hong Kong and Australia; Bank of America Merrill Lynch access to Modo’s patented COIN® Operated Digital Payments Hub; Tipalti adds OCR technology to service
by Kylene Casanova
One of the most talked-about sessions at this year's EuroFinance in Vienna wasn't the discussion with Varoufakis, but a presentation given on day 1 by the group treasurer of Spotify.
by Kylene Casanova
Can corporate treasury departments really put all their group’s payments through their TMS?
by Kylene Casanova
It's all too convenient to blame a rogue employee for a corporate or banking fraud. But when the scandal involves 1000s of staff members, the organisation has to look at its whole ethical culture.
by Kylene Casanova
New ‘eSubmit’ service in Western Europe eliminates paper in account opening and speeds up on-boarding
by Kylene Casanova
A report shows what banking might look like in 2030: technology will enable a 'virtual assistant' to take care of all financial matters while managing our health and social lives at the same time.
by Kylene Casanova
The regulations that distinguish between debt and equity are going to cause real grief in corporate treasury departments. Although not as bad as first thought and implementation pushed back to 1 Jan 2018
by Kylene Casanova
75% of business leaders said that greater transparency and disclosure about long-term plans are the best way to ensure that activist investors create long-term value for all shareholders.
by Kylene Casanova
Mobile payment app from Dankse Bank to be opened up to other banks and countries as platforms inter-connect
by Kylene Casanova
Financial fraud in the first half of 2016 in the UK grew by a quarter, totalling £399.5 million, according to figures from Financial Fraud Action UK.
by Kylene Casanova
A report on bank risk management looks at the transformation in the banking sector eight years after the 2008 financial crisis, which saw the demise of several banks and the bailout of others.
by Kylene Casanova
Cutting-edge report on how to manage current problems and opportunities for the corporate Treasury Department
by Kylene Casanova
What do treasurers actually need to think about for the future? An innovative industry collaboration, Journeys to Treasury, aims to discuss and shed some light on the real challenges facing treasury.
by Kylene Casanova
These risks are all an unknown quantity. So if we can't measure them, how can treasurers react and prepare? An 11-person panel at EuroFinance's International Treasury conference discussed how.
by Kylene Casanova
WWCP Report covers evaluation, selection, implementation, and maintaining the solution over time
by Kylene Casanova
A survey of US accounting and finance professionals has found that almost half have a payments error rate above 3 per cent for global payables, costing thousands of dollars in payment resolution.
