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Cash & Liquidity Mngm in Europe

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Banks and other suppliers in Europe offer some of the most advanced cross-border liquidity management solutions available today. There are now several locations in Europe for managing global…

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Cash & Liquidity Management

CFO Brexit concerns at record high

by Bija Knowles

CFOs are expecting revenues to stagnate, have less appetite for risk and expect a deteriorating business environment after Brexit

Cash & Liquidity Management

Citi Launches Citi® Virtual Accounts

by Jack Large

Global offering leverages Citi’s network to deliver enhanced visibility, control and efficiencies for institutional clients

Cash & Liquidity Mngm in Asia-Pacific

KPMG Responsible tax project = end of FATCA?

by Jack Large

Tax may be certain, but how should it be collected and from whom in increasingly complex global, digital world

Cash & Liquidity Management

Only 28% of UK businesses have Brexit plan

by Bija Knowles

Less than a third of UK businesses have a plan for the UK's departure from the EU - but FX and working capital must be reviewed

Cash & Liquidity Management

Top three Brexit concerns for UK business

by Bija Knowles

Ensuring continuity of trade with EU countries, a dip in consumer demand and the declining value of sterling are three top concerns

Cash & Liquidity Management

European CFOs optimistic but with less enthusiasm

by Jack Large

Plan capital spending and hiring despite uncertainties as risk appetite and uncertainty levels remain static while skills, cyber security and protectionism dominate list of concerns

Cash & Liquidity Management

Two UK payment systems consolidated under New PSO

by Bija Knowles

The operational responsibility for two of the UK's payment systems, Bacs and Faster Payments, has been transferred to the New Payment System Operator

Cash & Liquidity Management

Canada and EU to bear brunt of US trade wars

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