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 achieve a successful digital...

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.

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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.

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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.

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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 35% of respondents are looking to change bank account locations and 21% are reviewing their cash pooling arrangements.

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BNP Paribas has launched Benetracker, a co-creative solution that leverages SWIFT gpi, with the help of its clients in Europe and Asia-Pacific in order to accurately track international payments.

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.

HSBC’s Next Generation Virtual Accounts solution provides a consolidated alternative to the cash visibility woes associated with physical accounts.

The new technological ecosystems being created through the establishment of smart cities could have a substantial impact on the role of banks.

Innovations within data intelligence are poised to enable treasury departments to provide a more direct business input, driving treasury further towards a decision making – and therefore profit generating – role. The results of a recent survey commissioned by The Economist Intelligence Unit, supported by Deutsche Bank, have highlighted the methods that treasury departments can adopt if they wish to develop more data driven processes.

Faster transactions, total visibility of global finances and seamless integration with systems are some of the ways in which HSBCnet is making banking extraordinary.