This video is a recording of a live event that took place on Tuesday 19 October 2021.
The fallout from the pandemic has radically accelerated changes in consumer behaviour on a global scale. The payments sector has had to quickly adapt in order to keep up with the emerging demands of both digital consumers and retail corporates, resulting in some exciting technological innovations. In this webinar, we look at the key trends shaping the future of commerce, and how companies can set themselves up for success by achieving the following goals:
The treasury team at C. H. Robinson set out to reinvent its cash and liquidity management structure within Europe. To do so, they enlisted BNP Paribas for a strategy focused on automation and process efficiencies across key European treasury activities.
HSBC’s Ray Suvrodeep and Jon Denny shed light on the myriad of finance and treasury challenges SMEs face and offer advice on how to overcome them.
Pieter de Kiewit (Treasurer Search) explains how the modern employment landscape is altering how potential employees and employers approach each other.
For treasurers using cloud-based systems, it seems that the possibilities are endless.
Today we are seeing a renewed focus on RTCs and SSCs. What is driving this change?
Discover how banking software giant Temenos were able to automate centralised treasury processes to slash manual processes and reliance on spreadsheets.
Treasurers will yet again need to be on the front foot in 2023, looking to add value at every turn.
The roll out of a virtual account structure for a large corporate client has many advantages,.
In the real economy, where trading activities come face to face with real-world pressures, business strategies and models need to evolve sustainably.
A rapidly growing portfolio of overseas entities meant consolidation of RTB House’s fragmented bank account structure was essential.
With robust planning, a clear phased approach, and some suitable technology, creating an In-house Bank can be easier than you may think.
While 2022 opened up a new period of economic uncertainty and instability, there is still light at the end of the tunnel.
Despite having already automated much of its confirmations process, there were still many inefficiencies and unnecessary costs. To eliminate these issues, Baker Hughes introduced...
A Treasurer’s Guide to the Latest Investment Trends These checklists are part of a playbook, created by TMI and Northern Trust Asset Management, which explores current trends in...
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...
This video is a recording of a live event that took place on Thursday, 7 July 2022
Watch this dynamic panel discussion to discover how the treasury departments at Nokia and Freeway Entertainment are utilising APIs.
Bob Stark (Kyriba) and Sebastian di Paola (PwC) explore how smart treasurers are using the latest treasury trends to shape strategy.
Royston Da Cost (Ferguson plc) and Ulrika Haug (Coupa) explain how recent trends have impacted finance and what that means for the future of treasury.
Join us for a special webinar showcasing the results of the Journeys to Treasury 2021-22 report.
Watch this webinar replay to see Kim Estes, Vice President, Accounting, The Knot Worldwide discuss company’s finance transformation journey.
2030 is nine years away. But the time for transformation is now.
A decade ago, the possibility of real-time, digital treasury was just a dream. Today, it is very much a reality. We are delighted to share expert insight as to how treasurers can...
As corporates of all sizes reap the benefits of their digital journeys, it has become apparent that ‘Smart Treasury’ is no longer simply a future consideration for companies. It’s an imperative today. Find out more via the Standard Chartered microsite.
Automation and digitisation of organisations are hot topics at the moment – and especially so when it comes to treasury, which stands to benefit greatly by embracing technology and shedding inefficient manual processes. With all things digital now firmly on the agenda for corporates globally, we are excited to announce a new TreasuryCast series, produced in partnership with Standard Chartered, that will explore Smart Treasury in detail. To find out more please visit the Standard Chartered microsite.
TMI, in partnership with Barclays, are delighted to share the results of a recent survey answered by over 300 of Europe’s leading corporate treasurers and CFOs. We discovered that Data Analytics will be a key technology for treasurers in 2021, and over half of respndents use – or to plan to use – APIs. Discover more insights from the survey >
TMI, in partnership with Barclays, are delighted to share the results of a recent survey answered by over 300 of Europe’s leading corporate treasurers and CFOs. Data analytics was the most highly sought after, followed by soft skills. Discover more insights from the survey >
HSBC is applying a vast range of resources to ensure that their commercial card programs stay ahead of the game in 2020. Innovative systems such as the MiVision platform allows corporate customers to run their card programs in real time, providing visibility on consumer spending trends and currency frequency.
The new technological ecosystems being created through the establishment of smart cities could have a substantial impact on the role of banks.
One of today’s most important new developments is the shift towards open banking. What does open banking mean, and what could it mean for your treasury?
How are treasurers readying themselves for change on the back of new technologies, business models and the emergence of new regulatory initiatives? Watch this video interview with Michael Spiegel, Head of Cash Management at Deutsche Bank Global Transaction Banking and be one of the first to find out the results of newly published research conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit. You can also read an exclusive TMI interview with Michael Spiegel here.
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