Treasury Technology

PwC’s Bruno Lopes explores major shifts in corporate treasury roles over the last 24 months and considers what this could mean for the future.

Key treasury developments in Europe, with a special focus on the critical themes and innovations in Belgium and Italy.

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Mario Del Natale (Johnson Controls) talks to TMI about his approach to AI.

Natasha Condon and Martijn Stoker (J.P. Morgan Payments) consider how treasurers can best adapt to a prolonged period of uncertainty and its subsequent challenges.

Is there a more effective means of calculating and holding buffers while keeping risk under control?

Michiel Radder and Sergio Ammassari (BNP Paribas) reveal the latest developments in the Belgian and Italian treasury markets.

Adam Last and Marcus Pask (Barclays) identify how the as-a-service (AAS) model can add value to treasury functions in 2023.

Paco De Haro and Gibran Maqsood (Barclays) consider fresh approaches to hedging, as well as where state-of-the-art automation technologies can add value.

Liquidity remains top of the agenda for most treasurers in APAC.

Deniz Ates (the NCI Agency) discusses the vital role that treasury plays in supporting a key NATO division.

TMI and BNP Paribas are delighted to present a new podcast series which highlights critical developments in the global treasury space.