In this episode, Craig Jeffery and Brian Weeks explore homomorphic encryption, an emerging encryption method that allows data to be processed while still encrypted. They discuss how it works, why it matters, and potential future applications in finance, benchmarking, and fraud detection. When will it become relevant to treasury? Listen in for a forward-looking perspective.
As the November 2025 ISO 20022 deadline approaches, treasury teams face a pivotal moment and an opportunity to not just comply, but also transform. This webinar explores how forward-thinking organizations can leverage ISO 20022 to streamline operations, enhance data quality, and unlock strategic value across payments and cash management.
Paul Galloway examines the current shape of the yield curve and the signals behind the 10-year treasury yield. He discusses market uncertainty, interest rate dynamics, inflation, and geopolitical factors influencing investor behavior. What does a flat curve mean for recession risk, borrowing costs, and future rates? Tune in to decode the outlook.
Accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) processes are critical drivers of working capital efficiency. During this webinar discover how AI-driven automation streamlines manual AP and AR tasks with greater speed and accuracy, eliminates data silos, and enhances visibility for smarter cash management decisions. Learn why end-to-end automation is fundamental for improving liquidity management. You and your treasury team will be equipped to make more strategic decisions with reliable, real-time data, for better financial results and by freeing up staff to focus on higher value activities.
Cash forecasting is evolving, and the pace is accelerating. In this episode, we explore developing trends from the 2025 Cash Forecasting & Visibility Survey. We’ll look at rising complexity, higher expectations, and the push for more frequent updates. From controls, tools, and AI to treasury’s expanding role as a strategic enabler, this episode highlights how teams are adapting and what is still needed to forecast with confidence.