Instant Payments

Many EU SMEs expect the Instant Payments Regulation to save them money, improve their cashflow, and increase their competitiveness.

As he prepares to retire from BNP Paribas, Francis De Roeck looks back on his career, and discusses how curiosity is vital for innovation.

Go-live of EPC scheme enables 24/7 instant payments across currency zones

Dany Eder (Baclays) provides insight into the potential future of the payments landscape and how this is shaping global finance as a whole.

Gavin McLean (Lloyds) discusses instant payment adoption across various geographies and its implications for corporate users. 

Philip Panaino (Standard Chartered) joins TMI’s Eleanor Hill to cover the pressing concerns of corporate treasurers in relation to payments.

For treasurers, instant payments are not just a new technical scheme to read about in an academic paper. Instead, they offer corporates an opportunity to rethink how they run their operations.

NatWest specialists explain why it’s vital for treasurers to have a strategy that is completely aligned with their customers’ payment desires.

Standard Chartered Bank provide a detailed payments regulation overview for markets in Asia and highlight where treasurers must pay attention.

Instant payments enable treasurers to hold on to precious liquidity for longer, while real-time collections offer significant working capital advantages. In this podcast, Eleanor Hill (TMI) is joined by Javier Orejas (IATA) and Rishi Munjal (Kyriba) who discuss...

Javier Orejas (IATA) and Rishi Munjal (Kyriba) provide a lens over recent developments in real-time payments and what they mean for corporate companies.

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