Strategic Treasury

Changing Dynamics Between Banks and Corporates

Post-crisis, banks must maintain close contact with their corporate clients to ensure they understand – and have the abilities to meet – their needs. Following a recent discussion with Daniel Radomski, CFO of EurotakGroup, a Scandinavian group of companies in the building and property services sector, Michael Burkie, Market Development Manager for BNY Mellon Treasury Services EMEA, outlines how a new perspective on local-global collaboration can help banks meet the rapidly-evolving needs of their corporate clients.

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Meet Today’s Treasurer

The author explores the evolving role of treasury, paying particular attention to how the financial crisis accentuated pressures on liquidity and counterparty risk, and ongoing currency and commodity volatility sharpened treasurers’ focus on minimising exposures.

Can Treasurers Solve the Global Energy Crisis?

Treasurers, like politicians and CEOs, need to recognise that future economic stability, corporate growth and energy sustainability are inextricably linked. The Editor discusses how companies can gain strategic and competitive advantage by leveraging the new opportunities that innovative energy …

Reducing Costs, Generating Revenue: The Value of a Bank Partnership

Tom Shrimpton looks at the key considerations when selecting a banking partner, paying particular attention to the value that developing collaborative, holistic relationships can add to a business in today’s rapidly changing financial landscape.

Assessing Banks’ Confidence After the Crisis

Financial-services executives report a mostly positive outlook on banking – and some signs of industry complacency.

Supporting a New Decade of Treasury

While liquidity and financial risk functions remain at the core of treasury activities, the effects of the financial crisis mean treasurers must conduct a broader spectrum of activities within an enterprise-wide framework.

Who’s Next? Emerging Market Stars for the 21st Century Global Economy

Everyone wants to be at the front end of the curve, whether that’s launching a new product or entering a new market. However, we must face the reality that there are still just a finite number of new geographies to tap.

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