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Reval Says Payments Revolution Still to Come

Published: June 17, 2014

SaaS Technology Can Help Corporate Treasurers Accelerate Payments Excellence

London – In the wake of SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) implementations, 93 percent of respondents to a recent Reval survey of 160 finance professionals report that they have strategic payments initiatives on their agendas for this year, but only 18 percent are implementing payment factories or shared service centres, says Reval, a leading global Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider of comprehensive and integrated  Treasury and Risk Management (TRM) solutions.

“The pioneers in treasury have already started leveraging SEPA to implement more sophisticated payments concepts. It´s only a question of time until others will follow," says Günther Peer, Director at Reval. "But it will be the adoption of technology that will determine the pace of the payments revolution."

According to the Reval survey, 66 percent of respondents are planning investments in new payments technology. Among these, 25 percent say they are planning to implement new treasury technology and 29 percent say they are planning to improve the use of their existing treasury systems´ payments capabilities.

"A SaaS-based treasury system could provide a flexible, independent solution for bypassing a fragmented payment infrastructure. SaaS technology would easily integrate and streamline a corporate's global payment processes within only a few months," says Peer.

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