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Payments Innovation: Debunking the Myths

Bruno Mellado, BNP Paribas, shares his views on the most exciting developments in the payments space today - and explains how new technologies can work alongside existing infrastructures to drive innovation.

Navigating the New Liquidity Landscape: Putting Cash in Its Place

Eleanor Hill, Editor, talks to industry experts about some of the key changes happening in the liquidity landscape across Europe, the US and Asia - including how corporate treasurers can prepare for these developments, embrace best practice, and future-proof their liquidity management strategy.

Digital Innovation in Cash Management 2018

In this Executive Interview the Editor discusses the impact and potential of digitisation in cash management with Diane S Reyes, HSBC, recognised as one of the most powerful women in banking.

Request to Pay: The Next Chapter in Collections Innovation

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.

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