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André Casterman, Global Head of Corporate and Supply Chain Markets, SWIFT

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George Nast, Head of Sales and Client Management, Transaction Banking, Standard Chartered Bank

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Dominic Broom, Head of Treasury Services EMEA, BNY Mellon

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Treasury processes and controls need to become ‘real time’, but this will require new approaches to liquidity management. Tom Halpin, HSBC, describes how the changing payments landscape and shrinking clearance times are revolutionising treasury management.

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.

A New Era for China Investors

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.

Digital Disruption and the Future of Treasury

Driven by digitisation, connectivity, and collaborative ecosystems, many industries are seeing long-standing boundaries blurring or dissolving altogether. The art of the possible is expanding and treasury needs to adapt to the impacts on liquidity, funding, and risk management needs as new business models change the company.

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