In an increasingly competitive supply chain finance ecosystem – consisting of banks, non-banks, and a combination of the two – how best can corporate treasurers select an effective payables finance programme provider? Deutsche Bank suggest three simple questions that corporates can ask.
Standard Chartered discuss how formulating the right capital structure can allow treasurers to equip their organisations to be responsive to change and pursue growth opportunities, whilst ensuring the business is resilient at a time of changing market and geopolitical conditions.
Working capital management has emerged as one of the most important priorities for treasurers over recent years and working capital improvement initiatives have become vital to drive shareholder value.
In contrast with the traditional retailer distributor model, foreign currency transactions are now becoming both real time and high in volume. What does this mean for treasurers and how can the right banking partner help?
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