In today's financial landscape, corporate treasurers are faced with a growing number of challenges including increased pressure on cost and working capital, need for tighter control, globalisation, more stringent compliance and acquisitions. To help corporates navigate through this operational dilemma, optimise global visibility and control over cashflows and better manage risk, SWIFT together with the financial community provides a solution. ‘SWIFT for corporates' allows corporates to exchange financial information (payments, treasury and securities orders, reporting) with all their financial institutions through one single, highly secure, standardised communication platform, as opposed to using multiple connections.
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by Helen Sanders, Editor
by Luc Meurant, Head of Corporate Access Programme, SWIFT
by Volkmar Lorenz, Finance Controlling & Operations, Daimler AG
by Brian Weekes, Head of Banking Services, PacNet Services
by Ian Bryant, Senior Product Manager, HSBC Global Payments & Cash Management
by UniCredit Group
by Corinne Babok, Marketing Group Manager, Société Générale Payment Services, and Martine Boutineau, Technology and Product Research Advisor, Société Générale Payment Services
by Cédric Dumont, SWIFTNet Product Manager, ING
by Helen Sanders, Editor
by Helen Sanders, Editor
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