Analysis of bank charges and fees has always been difficult because banks use different charging structures, and because their charging systems were inefficient and inconsistent. Today banks are…
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by Hubert Rappold , TIPCO Treasury & Technology GmbH
Building on information that is now more readily available than ever before, advances in technology help create new insights for corporate treasurers
by Hubert Rappold , TIPCO Treasury & Technology GmbH
Electronic analysis of bank fees not only cuts costs but also helps to sustainably improve the quality of treasury processes
by Kylene Casanova
Advice on how to use BSB standards which are being adopted by banks and vendors world-wide
by Jack Large
How corporates can benefit from electronic bank billing and reporting + practical case studies on how to implement
by Jack Large
There is no general solution that would suit everyone, but what is today’s best option for the corporate treasury department?
by Dan Gill , Senior Director, Redbridge Analytics
How to focus your limited time to achieve the best results in fee monitoring
by Jack Large
Entity Exchange accepts your bank’s own KYC standards to automate and speed up whole KYC process. Already 1,000+ firms have joined the platform
by Jack Large
IDD is making complex problem analysis and management possible and easy. Achieving new levels of performance and returns in many fields, e.g. managing the anti-money laundering nightmare
by Bija Knowles
MiFID II will require that research is priced separately from execution/trading, meaning that investment managers will have to pay separately for research and trading services from banks
by Jack Large
Costs keep rising as banks try new technologies to get a grip of the problem
by Dan Gill , Senior Director, Redbridge Analytics
SOX, BAM, KYC, AML, CFT, PII, GLBA, OFAC, FBAR, BSA, FATCA
by Bridget Meyer , Senior Director, Redbridge Analytics
Why are bills for treasury services so confusing?
by Kylene Casanova
Thomson Reuters team up with Logical Construct to offer visibility of key legal and economic terms and risks hidden within their legal documentation
by Dan Gill , Senior Director, Redbridge Analytics
Banks need to provide their corporate customers with the industry standard Bank Service Billing (BSB) files to allow visibility into transaction service utilization and cost
by Kylene Casanova
Treasury Strategies has surveyed 450 corporate treasurers on their priorities for 2017. Cash flow forecasting and financial/FX risk management remain at the top of the treasury agenda
by Kylene Casanova
Acquisition of two key players to bolster their Know Your Customer (KYC), client reference data and legal entity data capabilities increases pressure on corporates to use third party services
by Kylene Casanova
Latest BSB Newsletter full of data and ideas - banks offering, BSB vendor services survey
by Kylene Casanova
2017 is already showing signs of how blockchain will develop and shape financial services in the near future, with trade finance platforms and huge savings for financial institutions
by Kylene Casanova
Shell’s centralisation journey; Block chain; OpenLink bringing commodity & treasury ERM solutions together; PSD2; and KYC were the most popular items in 2016
by Kylene Casanova
KYC services expand to include due diligence across all regulations and regions; BEPS; Capital in the supply chain; Brexit; Understanding and minimising the impact on suppliers of extended payment terms
by Kylene Casanova
Banks are changing their attitude and approach towards opening banking, with 69 per cent of banks saying that open banking is more of an opportunity than a threat, according to a survey by Temenos.
by Kylene Casanova
Banks face a stark choice of accepting the new payments world passively – or proactively developing additional services to retain customers. Do you know how your bank will handle PSD2?
by Kylene Casanova
Is the BeScord Banking solution the holy grail for corporate treasury departments to take control of their banks and payments/collections?
by Kylene Casanova
Payment and KYC data are vital for efficiency and control, but there are huge dangers. How are corporates going to protect themselves as banks exploit this data? They cannot just rely on others…..
