Between ISO 20022, APIs and now AI, treasury has more data and connectivity than ever, at an ever-increasing speed.
But will these tools truly change how the industry operates, especially alongside more advanced setups like in-house banks? Lena Myklebust (Equinor) and Christof Hofmann (Deutsche Bank) explore what real-time treasury looks like in practice and what needs to change inside a complex corporate environment.
Featured on this episode
- Robin Page
- CEO, Treasury Management International (TMI)
- Lena Myklebust
- Head of Cash Management Infrastructure, Equinor
- Christof Hofmann
- Head of Cash Management, Deutsche Bank
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