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Treasury and Trade Insights on Africa
Treasury and Trade Insights on Africa
Corporate treasury in Africa can be looked at in parallels; in one lense it is a constant challenge to keep up with the regulatory changes, currency volatility and keeping abreast of the counterparty and sovereign challenges. From a different view, treasury must adapt and evolve amongst the clearing upgrades, instant payment initiatives and e-banking innovation that surpasses the rate of development across most of the world.
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Awards
2017 - Best Bank for Cash & Liquidity Management in Middle East & Africa
2017 - Best Bank for Cash & Liquidity Management in South America
2017 - Best Bank for Financial Supply Chain Management in Middle East & Africa
2017 - Best Bank for Financial Supply Chain Management in South America
The Request to Pay Revolution
The Request to Pay Revolution
While cryptocurrency and blockchain garner the headlines, a quiet revolution in payments is gathering momentum: the emergence of real time Request to Pay (RTP) schemes as a new way to collect from consumers and businesses. This article, by Tony McLaughlin, Emerging Payments and Business Development, Treasury and Trade Solutions at Citi, describes what is happening and what the changes may mean for regulators, merchants, marketplaces, fintechs and banks. It is also a call to action, because RTP schemes will fall flat if they fail to meet the needs of payment system users. Citi's goal is to enable the progress of RTP as an efficient digital method of payment by highlighting success factors and sharing best practices.
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Insights from Latin America
Digging Deep in the Pursuit of Growth - Insights from Latin America
Faced with a downturn in prices and demand which started in 2012, treasurers have responded strongly with concerted efforts to maximize operational efficiency and working capital, including rebalancing their portfolio of assets and now restructuring their balance sheets.
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Featured Articles
Strength in Numbers: Delivering the Power of Digital in MENA
For treasurers operating in the MENA region, there are exciting opportunities to embrace the digitisation wave, improve workflows, optimise working …
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 …
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 …
The 2018 Forecast: Wear Sunscreen, Take Your Umbrella
Steve Elms, Citi, explains why the forecast for 2018 is bright - but warns that treasurers need to avoid complacency around the various impending …
Popular Articles
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 …
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 …
The Age of Disruption and the Impact on Treasury
Treasurers are constantly challenged to be more efficient and innovative in driving forward the treasury strategies that are aligned with the …
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