Machine Learning (ML)

Bank of America experts share insights on how AI can streamline processes, boost efficiency, and address treasurers’ concerns regarding its adoption.

TMI explores the current appeal of the fintech solution from the perspectives of treasurer and fintech.

AI in all its forms is already disrupting corporate treasury procedures, training, and the strategic aims of the function.

Here, two experts from BNP Paribas explain how banks, fintechs, industry bodies, and corporates, are deploying technology and innovation to overcome SCF obstacles.

By Chris Burns, Head of Sales, Future Processing The future of financial services lies in technology. Consumers increasingly seek choice and convenience in today’s rapidly evolving economic landscape. This trend holds true even for individuals who were...

Swarm Learning is a decentralised AI technology co-invented by Hewlett Packard Labs that combines exchanges to yield a ‘global’ or swarm intelligence.

‘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.

TMI calls on a brace of expert witnesses to examine the most effective approaches to forecasting.

Swarm Learning is a new decentralised AI technology co-invented by Hewlett Packard Labs. Eng Lim Goh, PhD, Senior Vice President, Data & AI, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), explains how it works. Diverse industries, from healthcare, agriculture and retail to...

The adoption and roll-out of innovative technologies in treasury operations is not universal, with many treasurers still functioning with legacy tools, including spreadsheets. While the deployment of technology should never be seen as a panacea, as we will explore,...

How Treasurers are Making the Most of Instant Payments  Instant payments is a topic that receives plenty of coverage, often under the assumption that everyone wants and needs it. Is this really the case for treasurers, and if so how and where does it fit? TMI...