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Pioneering Technology in Treasury: New Trends
Bobby Carney, Head of Information Services, EMEA, Global Transaction Services, Citi
In an environment where every company executive is tasked to “do more with less”, the role of technology is crucial in facili- tating both operational and strategic enhancements to the business. Treasury is no exception, with a range of new oppor- tunities to leverage technology in pursuit of enhanced business performance. In this article, we look at the market forces which are shaping innovations in financial technology and how Citi is both driving and responding to treasurers’ evolving technology demands.
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Article by Bobby Carney Head of Information Services, EMEA, Global Transaction Services, Citi |
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