Understanding bank fees helps consumers and corporations make informed decisions, avoid hidden charges, and negotiate better terms. In today’s podcast, Craig Jeffery and Christin Cifaldi discuss the importance of understanding bank fees, including their impact on consumer decisions, corporate finances, and negotiation strategies.
Acting in silos often comes easily to treasury, AR, and other areas, but the silo mindset is restrictive and limited. A comprehensive view, one that looks at the full process and all participants, offers far greater value for the organization and its partners. This view not only includes an end-to-end look within the company, but also includes external counterparties. “Optimizing part of the process suboptimizes the whole,” as the famous quote says, and optimizing the entire process requires an end-to-end to end-to-end look. This session explores how to:
• Improve overall treasury performance (liquidity, visibility, scalability)
• Strengthen AR (automation, reporting, defect reduction)
• Identify the parties that need to be part of the decision discussions
• Use third parties to secure trusted advice and understand leading practices
In today’s podcast, we’ll hear from Christin Cifaldi, Director of Product Development & Analytics, on the concept of scoping in cyber security. What is scoping, and what role does it play in the security landscape? Listen in to learn more.
Welcome to another episode of our Learning from Financial Fraud Series. In this episode, we’ll look at a case of payment server and network compromise. Craig Jeffery provides his insights on the situation, the attack method, the loss, and the key takeaways.
Immediate payments have been emerging across the nation over the past ten years. Speed certainly matters in certain use cases, while richer information is important in most use cases, and improved security is top of mind. This webinar will review some of the key drivers for the use of “instant” payments. Why are companies already using these payment rails, and what is being contemplated and planned? What are the use cases? How are instant payments improving and innovating the treasury functions and funds flow? What are some of the key differences, and how can payment/treasury professionals best plan to take advantage of better payments?