The large majority of the work in a corporate treasury department is administration, transaction processing and non-discretionary decision making. This absorbs most of the time and resources in the…
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KPMG and Blackline collaborate to offer an automated service that enables organisations to access financial data in real time – an approach they say is essential in today's businesses environment
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The value of M&A deals worldwide is likely to reach a high in H1 2018, with deals in January to April worth US $1.7 trillion and growth at “the fastest ever pace”, according to Deloitte
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Risk and compliance executives expect real benefits from digital technology but many firms face challenges in moving towards the future, according to a report by Celent and Thomson Reuters
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The banking sector is undergoing profound change due to a number of complex factors, including technology. Here are five emerging trends that will shape the industry in the next three years
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Industry 4.0 is giving rise to a new genre of CFO, with a deeper understanding of digital transformation – a new white paper outlines five of the key skills needed
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The European Payments Council has published an infographic setting out the main ways in which the General Data Protection Regulation will affect payments and payment service providers
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British retailers are less prepared to comply with GDPR than their German and French counterparts and are also more likely to view data transfer as a significant threat to their business
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More countries move towards lower-rate tax systems but tax reform in the US, as well as BEPS and EU anti-avoidance directives will shape how governments handle tax this year
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The EU's General Data Protection Regulation will come into force in one month and most companies should be prepared – but it means reviewing not just third-parties but sub-contractors too
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Despite globalisation, individual countries maintain complex tax and reporting systems, with China most complex and Cayman Islands the least, according to the Financial Complexity Index 2018
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What digital threats do companies face today? Ignoring new software security patches, unsupported systems and a lack of strong permission and user access controls are all part of the problem
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Corporate banking often follows consumer trends and a recent study shows that the majority of consumers are open to the idea of voice banking using smart speakers
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Most financial organisations are already adopting blockchain technology or are considering how to do so. And the CFO is often the primary decision-maker for new blockchain-based fintech
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Celent survey shows heavy development and usage of Artificial Intelligence in many systems and much more to come
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GDPR will make the collection and use of data more expensive for companies and could mean the end of free search engines and music websites, meaning that, in the end, the consumer will pay
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Most IT audit plans for 2018 take cybersecurity into account but, according to a recent study, as many as a fifth of organisations are not including cybersecurity in their IT audit plans
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The following animation outlines three key ways of supporting implementation of IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts
by Jack Large
Mission statements are not enough
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The European Investment Bank must clean up its act on fiscal matters and develop a more responsible taxation policy, says a report released today by Counter Balance
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The majority – 89 per cent – of compliance executives at financial services institutions said they expect to increase their compliance investments over the next two years
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Confirming what many have known for some time, automation is having a profound impact on the treasury function at some of the world's biggest multinationals
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The European Commission has opened a public consultation on public reporting by companies – calling for input from stakeholders, including large companies, employees and SMEs
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The Australian Taxation Office could stand to gain as much as AU$5 billion a year by enforcing corporate tax measures to crack down on the black economy, says a study by KPMG
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Only a fifth of companies are fully prepared for new lease accounting standards, due to come into effect for US publicly traded companies from January 2019, according to a study by Deloitte
