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1 October 2008
Cash Pooling and a Business Practice
...J. H., Westerman, W. (2002), Multinational cash management and conglomerate discounts in the euro zone. International Business Review, Volume 11, Issue 4, London, pp. 453 – 464. 3. Heezius, D.,...
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1 October 2008
Launch of SWIFT Alliance Lite
...other internal systems costs (e.g. TMS maintenance) and bank charges. There is also a ‘pay-as-you-go’ pricing scheme of €200 per month and €1 per item exchanged. Alliance Lite is a...
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1 October 2008
SWIFT for Mid-Sized Corporates
...Panel: Olivier Brissaud, Chairman of the EACT Board and Treasurer of Volkswagen Group Services S.A. Lionel Garnier-Denis, Group Treasurer, Alten Jean-Louis Glorian, Head of Bank Services – Large Corporates, Crédit...
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1 October 2008
The National Payments Plan: what corporate treasurers need to know
...to an international standard – the IBAN. As customers are encouraged to adopt various new modes of electronic payment, corporates will benefit from faster, information-rich and more cost-efficient payments. This...
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1 October 2008
News from TWIST - Encouraging Developments
...Process Innovations Ltd Cheyne House, Crown Court 62-63 Cheapside, 4th Floor London, EC2V 6J. UK Email: [email protected] Web: To find out more about TWIST activities, please register at www.twiststandards.org...
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1 October 2008
Supply Chain Financing
...to leverage their commercial relationships in a mutually beneficial way. When correctly structured and implemented, supply chain financing solutions should provide a ‘win-win’ solution for all three parties-buyers, suppliers and...
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1 October 2008
Making a Compelling Case to Join SWIFT
...joining SWIFT, traffic and infrastructure costs) and 80% non-SWIFT costs (e.g. project, infrastructure and operations, application integration). The single greatest cost is back-office integration, in which corporates are investing significantly....
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22 September 2008
Flying with Swallow’s Wings
...across a common, reliable, secure infrastructure – SWIFTNet. Is SWIFTNet suitable for my organisation? There is no ‘standard’ profile of corporates whose treasury and finance operations are best suited to...
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22 September 2008
Trends in Corporate Connectivity
...or even to one bank via different methods. The ‘Lite’ solution, for example, will be a fully web-based tool including both payment routing and input tools. Impact of SEPA Over...
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22 September 2008
(Maybe) Europe is Smaller than I Thought!
...Corporates’ and actively promotes a complete offering via its EuropeanGate payments platform. UniCredit offers payments and cash management via FIN (MT101, MT940, MT942, MT192/5/9, MTx99) and FX/MM confirmations (MT300/320), as...
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22 September 2008
How HSBC Puts Connectivity to Work for its Clients
...(ERP and / or TMS) applications Data normalisation, such that the interface can be to a variety of applications, with ‘any-to-any’ data re-formatting – no need for the corporates to...
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22 September 2008
Behind the Figures
...access arrangements (smart cards, readers, digital certificates, secure ID tokens, remote devices etc.) User IDs, access rights and passwords had to be managed on each system, so with about 25...
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