No-one wants to re-live every moment of a conference (especially not the after party). Read TMI’s take on the top themes coming out of this year’s EuroFinance International Cash Management conference, held in Geneva from 26-28 September, without the blow-by-blow account.
While the media focus is currently trained on cryptocurrencies and blockchain, a quiet revolution in payments is gathering momentum: the emergence of real-time Request to Pay (RTP) collections.
Close to one out of four of all SWIFT-connected corporates have an active connection with ING. The bank explain how they have achieved this through a long and proactive commitment - and how they see this as an integral element of their channels strategy.
Chinese financial regulators have recently published new rules for China's CNY 100trn asset management industry. Aidan Shevlin, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, outlines the implications of the new rules for the industry and for corporate treasurers - and suggests practical steps for rethinking liquidity management in China.
GN Group explain how their treasury department strives constantly to enhance productivity and add value to the group, describing how it is leveraging new technology to deliver greater efficiency, address changing risks, enable centralisation and provide a platform for growth.
Staying a step ahead of the cybercriminals is increasingly tough. But as guardians of the company’s cash, and with access to highly sensitive data, treasurers can no longer hide behind the IT department when it comes to cybersecurity and fraud.
Once seen by some as a business obligation or marketing tool, corporate social responsibility is now widely recognised as an opportunity to add value and contribute to long-term growth. How can treasury departments get involved?
HSBC's depth, history and investment in products and technology, coupled with expansive client coverage, offer their global liquidity and cash management division unparalleled opportunities to aid their customers in their ventures.
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