B2B

For treasurers, finding ways to offer a great UX, the simplicity and safety of payments, and payment instruments that meet customer needs, is essential.

Embedded finance is starting to revolutionise the way that corporates interact with their customers and banking partners.

Treasurers and finance transformation teams must be ready for a significant transition in how they make and receive payments.

The execution of B2B customer open accounts receivable financing can be a minefield, so it is vital to prepare for such a facility from all angles.

Eleanor Hill recently caught up with Bruno Mellado (BNP Paribas) to look at what’s new in the payments space and the possible implications for treasurers.

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

What are the concrete benefits of implementing instant payments in a business context, for both B2C and B2B flows?

In the real economy, where trading activities come face to face with real-world pressures, business strategies and models need to evolve sustainably.

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...

Livia Benisty (Banking Circle) explores the current offering and limitations of cross-border payments, and what steps PSPs and banks can take to deliver them as an added value service.

Highlights from BNP Paribas’ European Treasury Board The key to success in the delivery of both strategic and operational treasury systems is having access to the open and honest views of stakeholders. BNP Paribas’ regular Treasury Board meetings with clients...

Navigating Sustainability Standards and Regs Sustainability in treasury can be tackled in a number of ways – and standards are slowly emerging to steer participants in the right direction. Do these help or just create more work, and is the pace of development too...