Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)

APIs are often touted as a silver bullet for real-time treasury needs, but are they all they’re cracked up to be?

APIs are often touted as a silver bullet for real-time treasury needs, and the integration of disparate systems. But are APIs all they’re cracked up to be?

Three experts from Barclays share their insights into creating a frictionless payments landscape.

Philip Panaino (Standard Chartered Bank) shares his insights on contemporary cash management innovations – and how to deploy them to greatest effect.

To take full advantage of recent technology developments, treasurers should create a robust project plan for choosing and implementing a system.

Low-code technology enables non-IT professionals to develop the automation software they want, when they want it. Following on from TMI’s 2022 look at low-code no-code platforms, we consider the drivers and opportunities in 2023 for low-code. Low-code is an...

Barclays experts explore the impact of unsettled times on working capital management and reveal the role technology has in optimising business outcomes.

Instant Cross-border Treasury Transactions While domestic faster payments schemes have seen excellent traction over the past decade, obtaining the same visibility and control of cash flows in the cross-border world has been far more challenging. This is now...

The acquisition by BNP Paribas of currency management automation software provider Kantox is a progressive move for both parties.

Two experts from NatWest share the inside track on how treasurers can better manage FX risks by shaking up legacy processes and old-fashioned thinking, improving data collection through APIs, and embracing autom...

‘Real-time treasury’ is an increasingly hyped phrase among banks and technology vendors, but how close to reality is this concept today?

As a passionate advocate for treasury, Dino Nicolaides has taken on the role as ACT President as treasurers the world over face increasingly challenging economic circumstances.