by Kylene Casanova
The US dollar is still the dominant currency for payments between Malaysia and China/Hong Kong, accounting for almost nine in 10 transactions (87 per cent) in terms of value of payments.
by Kylene Casanova
The European Parliament is supporting No Cash Day on 5 April but, despite impressive uptake of contactless and other e-payment methods in northern Europe, cash's allure is enduring.
by Jack Large
Clear hard truths about cash management operations, service centres, and cash flow forecasting
by Kylene Casanova
The European Commission has adopted a new set of rules that requires certain over-the-counter (OTC) credit derivative contracts to be cleared through central counterparties (CCPs).
by Kylene Casanova
A key set of documentation that ensures standardisation, interoperability, and security for the European cards industry has been updated to comply with the Interchange Fee Regulation.
by Kylene Casanova
Volante Technologies confirmed its support for the latest SWIFT Standards 2016 update.
by Kylene Casanova
The Payment Systems Regulator has recommended that VocaLink, the UK's payments infrastructure provider, should no longer be owned just by a relatively small group of banks.
by Kylene Casanova
The new 'glibc' bug might make “everything on the Internet” vulnerable to attack, or at the very least it's a widespread code flaw that all companies should ensure is patched up and on their risk agenda.
by Kylene Casanova
Mobile payments, including m-commerce, person-to-person (P2P) mobile money transfers, and mobile proximity payments, are set to grow exponentially in the next three years.
by Kylene Casanova
Phil John, EMEA Treasury Director for MARS suggests what banks and corporates have to do to achieve nirvana
by Kylene Casanova
The pound fell to a seven-year low against the dollar soon after London's Mayor expressed support for the UK to leave the EU. In the face of financial volatility, can treasury influence how companies see 'Brexit'?
by Kylene Casanova
A survey by Greenwich Associates has concluded that cash and liquidity management are still top priorities for corporate treasury. However, switching bank is a challenge for 20 per cent.
by Kylene Casanova
A group of payments industry bodies led by EACHA is due to present the business requirements for ensuring risk management, clearing and settlement and interoperability for instant payments in euro.
by Kylene Casanova
Thomson Reuters has announced the launch of a product that helps companies identify tax credits and incentives.
by Kylene Casanova
Increasing regulation is pushing financial firms to use the latest and most effective forms of analytics, according to a report by the SWIFT Institute.
by Kylene Casanova
A survey by EY’s Financial Accounting and Advisory Services found that many chief financial officers are losing confidence in corporate reporting.
by Kylene Casanova
MasterCard announced 150 per cent year-on-year growth for MasterCard and Maestro contactless transactions in Europe. But what's in it for corporates and banks?
by Kylene Casanova
Be aware of how hackers work and what they are looking for, the techniques to minimise the cybersecurity risks, and have a plan what to do when you are hacked
by Kylene Casanova
This month the municipal government of Shanghai included its plans to establish a cross-border renminbi payment and clearing centre by 2020, as part of its 13th Five-Year Plan.
by Kylene Casanova
More than seven in 10 corporate treasurers (71%) indicated that invoice discounting is one of the key ways in which treasury can provide tangible value for the company.
by Kylene Casanova
Flexibility of the non-bank asset backed financing platforms, such as Demica’s, is vital in financing new business opportunities
by Kylene Casanova
European Securities and Markets Authority are changing their focus from single rulebook to supervisory convergence work
by Kylene Casanova
The European Commission (EC) and the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) have agreed on common rules for central clearing counterparties (CCPs).
by Kylene Casanova
The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) will come into force on 3 January 2018, meaning a one-year delay in its application.
