What are the current priorities for corporate treasurers - and how can the right banking partner help to address them successfully?
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Corporate treasury is at a crossroads. On the cusp of this Third Generation, treasury organisations around the world have already begun to evolve into a fully integrated financial nerve center of the organisation.
After Rio Tinto acquired Alcan in 2007 it needed to rationalise its entire treasury operation. The changes often required hard choices and decisions, but have transformed treasury into an efficient and transparent business function.
This article is the first in a new series in TMI, ‘The Treasurer’s Voice’ in collaboration with Treasury Strategies Inc. Each month we will publish a short survey (which you can find on our website) to which we invite all treasury professionals to respond. The results are then analysed by our …
Treasury at Alitalia has changed unrecognisably over a relatively short period of time, moving from a decentralised culture with general treasury resourcing to a centralised panel of treasury specialists. This has benefitted the business immeasurably, with greater integrity and visibility over …
Our latest Treasurer's Voice poll focused on centralisation, exploring the degree to which companies globally have already centralised their treasury activities, what factors have delayed their plans in the past, and the challenges that remain.
syncreon is listed in Ireland with holding company, HQ and treasury in the US. The article describes how its bank relationships work successfully in the various areas where the company is active, and also how use of an electronic banking system for payments and bank statement retrieval has led to …
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