Listen in to this weeks OpenTreasury News as Pushpendra Mehta meets with Craig Jeffery, Managing Partner of Strategic Treasurer, to review the latest treasury news and developments. Topics of discussion include multiple areas: China’s reopening to ease supply chain woes, globalization and complex supply chain challenges, Germany confirming cryptocurrencies to remain tax free if held for more than a year, the ECB warning that crypto markets show signs of an emerging financial stability risk, Citigroup weighing a deal to buy Deutsche Bank’s Mexican bank, the US Federal Reserve delaying ISO 20022 implementation until 2025, Deutsche Bank collaborating with FinLync to provide instant access to real-time treasury for corporates, Ripple considering IPO after SEC suit wraps up, and Bank of England advocating for banks to take climate action immediately or face slashed profits.

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• Supply chain hopes as Shanghai reopens
• Deglobalization or evolving globalization? Corporations’ conundrum
• Germany, Europe's largest economy, to facilitate easier crypto investment
• ECB cautions that crypto markets may pose risks to overall economic stability
• Citi “mulls Deutsche Bank Mexico purchase”
• Fed puts back ISO 20022 implementation for Fedwire to 2025
• Road to automated, real-time treasury for corporates via Deutsche Bank and FinLync
• Ripple CEO says IPO again under consideration
• Bank of England urges banks to take action on climate change now or face slumps in earnings