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The Rise of ESG: Business Drivers and Treasury Imperatives

More and more treasurers are getting involved in environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives. Not only financing them but also embedding them into treasury processes and spearheading departmental sustainability projects.

Building a Sustainable Treasury Function: Time for Action

As the sustainability conversation gains in popularity across the globe, every part of a corporation – including treasury – is now expected to contribute to and help advance the organisation’s overall corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategy.

When Will CSR Become BAU for Treasurers?

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?

Wellbeing in Treasury: More than a Healthier Balance Sheet

In today’s ‘always on’ culture, companies focused on growth and productivity are realising the importance of wellbeing within their corporate social responsibility strategies.

Key Takeaways: Making ESG Part of Treasury’s DNA

There are a number of ways in which treasurers can support their organisation’s ESG goals, and embed them into their daily processes.

Sustainability in Treasury: A View Beyond Financing

Treasuries have a responsibility to support the overall corporate sustainability strategy, but many may not realise that the organisations they deal with on a daily basis – their banks – can be a valuable source of information and assistance with this task.

So What if You’re Gay? Embracing Inclusion in Treasury

Workforces are becoming more inclusive. Yet many LGBT+ employees still do not feel as if they can be their true selves at work – which has ramifications on performance and wellbeing. How can treasurers encourage inclusivity within their teams?

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Short-term Investments: Making Sense of the Shake-up

As the implementation date for the new European Money Market Fund (MMF) rules approaches, it is time to dispel some of the common misconceptions about the new rules and explain what treasurers really need to consider when it comes to short-term investment options.

Time to Get Up to Speed with Instant Payments

The era of real-time payments is upon us. But the rewards can only be reaped if treasurers embrace the possibilities on offer, and if regulators and banks continue to push towards global, not just local, real-time payments capabilities.

Infrastructure, Real Estate and Buildings Materials (IRB) Sector Infographic

As HSBC explains, there are various ways in which leading IRB treasuries are successfully managing despite demanding conditions. View this infographic to make sure you don't miss any of the numbers that matter.

Africa Corporate Treasury – Who is Your Catalyst for Innovation?

2018 is the perfect time to review and refine treasury operations in Africa. Geoffrey Gursel, Citi suggests that by capitalising on developments such as instant payment systems and data analytic tools, and by working with the right partners to support growth, a new era of corporate treasury on the continent can take shape.

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