Eleanor Hill (TMI) joins Winnie Chen (Bank of America) to explore the evolving landscape of global payments and advancements in real-time cross-border transactions.
In their discussion, Chen and Hill examine shifting client needs and how these align with broader industry trends. They also emphasise the need for treasurers to pay attention to real-time capabilities, and outline key payment priorities for the months ahead.
Featured on this episode
- Eleanor Hill
- Editorial Consultant, Treasury Management International (TMI)
- Winnie Chen
- Managing Director, Head of Global Payments Solutions APAC, Bank of America
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