Twelve banks join Acin operational risk management platform
by Graham Buck
The regtech start-up said Credit Suisse, Standard Chartered and Société Générale are among the dozen to have signed up
The basic purpose of the corporate treasury department is to ensure that there is sufficient cash available for the company to operate, and that interest rate and foreign exchange risks are…
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The regtech start-up said Credit Suisse, Standard Chartered and Société Générale are among the dozen to have signed up
by Jack Large
Treasury is in the funding business with resources best spent on future activities to control risk
by Graham Buck
A new programme launched by a Cisco subsidiary reflects the growing demand for artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps).
by Graham Buck
Big businesses are still the favourite target, but hackers are increasingly vulnerable warns insurer Hiscox.
by Jack Large
Managing overall Enterprise Governance, Risk, and Compliance is probably ‘impossible’ but who should lead the way? What is your role?
by Jack Large
Drucker’s six questions for your strategic treasury delivery plan
by Graham Buck
The Dutch food and agribusiness bank says the move will help its customised risk management products across the food chain.
by Graham Buck
The new current expected credit losses (CECL) standards for financial institutions will be introduced in two stages from early 2020.
by Graham Buck
Central technology and automation have become crucial to the metals and mining industry, but also makes companies vulnerable to attack.
by Graham Buck
Multinationals must contend with growing geopolitical tensions, protectionism and trade disputes, warns Marsh.
by Bija Knowles
Business uses for artificial intelligence are relatively low but in future AI is set to play a much bigger role in creating value
by Bija Knowles
More than a third of organisations have implemented artificial intelligence in some form, according to a survey by Gartner
by Jack Large
Survey is an indictment of corporate treasury profession, including treasury associations, who have failed to sell themselves to CFO
by Bija Knowles
European financial markets authorities are shining a spotlight on non-financial, environmental disclosures in annual statements
by Julia Fordham , ex-Old Mutual plc Head of Funding & Risk, Group Treasury
Julia Fordham, ex-Old Mutual plc Head of Funding & Risk, Group Treasury, shows how to do it
by Bija Knowles
Moving to the cloud: many companies are doing it but does it make financial sense? Here are five things CFOs should consider
by Bija Knowles
Divestments are best done quickly but certain strategies should be in place to make sure the separation creates value
by Jack Large
Full automation still needs experienced FTEs who understand corporate treasury, so can question BOTs, APIs, AI and outsourcing output
by Bija Knowles
GDPR is just 10 weeks away but many organisations are not doing all they can to protect data privacy – and some are even missing out on opportunities through fear of collecting too much data
by Bija Knowles
M&A among private equity firms is expected to gain pace in 2018, as a positive economic outlook could offset economic uncertainties such as Brexit - but no M&A growth predicted for UK
by Jack Large
Are you at risk from AI and/or robots making all posts but ONE disappear?
by Jack Large
What to demand of your Enterprise Performance Management solution
by Bija Knowles
What are some of the key technology trends likely to disrupt business over the next three years?
by Bija Knowles
Companies have got their M&A mojo back but are more likely to look domestically for deals, while technology is smoothing the acquisition process. Overall, more deals are likely to get done in 2018