TMI's Tom Alford sits down live with Gavin Maclean (HSBC) to discuss how recent changes in instant payments regulation are likely to affect corporate treasurers.
Recorded at October's EuroFinance conference in Budapest, Gavin explores the practical impact of Instant Payments Regulation (IPR) on treasurers, from transaction limits and fraud prevention to handling 24/7 payment volumes. He also discusses key findings from HSBC’s 2025 Treasury Pulse Survey, including automation, AI, account rationalisation, cash pooling, and strategic bank management, highlighting how technology and digitisation are driving efficiency and insight.
Featured on this episode
- Tom Alford
- Deputy Editor, Treasury Management International
- Gavin Maclean
- Head of Global Payments Solutions, Europe, HSBC
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