2886 search results for
Page 209 of 241
article
1 November 2010
Interview – Gilles Bourron
...transition, bank by bank, cash flow by cash flow, up until 2012, which will be start with SCTs, then the SDDs. Globally, the Sepa scheme also presents PMU with an...
Read morearticle
1 November 2010
Interview – Louis Soudré
...manages networks of buses and coaches, metros, trams and trains, on behalf of local communities, after invitation to tender. Keolis’s role is to design and manage high-performance, reliable transport solutions,...
Read morearticle
1 November 2010
Dealing with Longevity Risk
...benefit (DB) pension scheme, few to date have transacted on a longevity risk-transfer deal. TMI asked Matthew Bale, Director and co-Head of Client Solutions at PensionsFirst, how sponsors should assess...
Read morearticle
1 November 2010
Insourcing Treasury Operations at Borealis
...in Dublin, Ireland. This included connecting directly to the agency treasury’s treasury management system (TMS) from both locations, and downloading data into our ERP. While this arrangement worked well, we...
Read morearticle
1 November 2010
Using Supply Chain Finance to Improve Cash Conversion
...remainder managed by our offices in France, China and Brazil. Our average invoice amount is $55,000, with a maximum of $800,000, and our average purchase order is $160,000, with a...
Read morearticle
25 October 2010
Leveraging Bank Connectivity to Enhance Customer Service
...for Transfer); MT 103 (Single Customer Credit Transfer); MT195 (Queries) and MT 942 (Intraday Transaction Statements). We went live in April 2009. Our system creates messages in the appropriate format...
Read morearticle
25 October 2010
SWIFT – A Powerful Proposition
...than SWIFT and aims to provide, country-by-country a secure multi-bank, non proprietary solution. In general, there are many advantages in SWIFT connectivity that cannot be overlooked. One RBS client, a...
Read morearticle
25 October 2010
Reducing Costs, Generating Revenue: The Value of a Bank Partnership
...offer a combination of robust, reliable and cost-effective core processing with innovative solutions that can generate new revenue streams, manage clearing costs while further enhancing their clients’ experience. At Lloyds,...
Read morearticle
25 October 2010
Simplicity, Standardisation and Security with SWIFT
...for confirmations (TRCO – Treasury Counterparty model) and MA-CUGs (member administered closed user groups) were too complex. SCORE appeared to be more straightforward and standardised, so we decided to look...
Read morearticle
25 October 2010
Implementing SWIFT Connectivity with BNP Paribas at Lafarge
...between Paris and Brussels. In addition, there is a treasury function in all of the significant business units (BUs), whose treasurers have a strong functional link with corporate treasury. Corporate...
Read morearticle
25 October 2010
Treasury Technology Innovation at Neopost
...Since then, we have extended SWIFTNet connectivity to a further five entities in France. Between the first agreement signed with Kyriba, in June 2009, and the final ‘go live’ with...
Read morearticle
25 October 2010
Are We There Yet? SWIFT Corporate Access 2010
...experience and expertise, and efficient onboarding, as opposed to focusing on connectivity.” Neal Livingston, Standard Chartered is of the same opinion, “Connectivity, whether web-based, host-to-host or through SWIFT, is the...
Read more