TMS Toolkit – Implementation: Pitfalls to Avoid eBook – Strategic Treasurer & GTreasury
Implementation: Pitfalls to Avoid TMS Toolkit Series, Part 4 Download eBook This eBook is the final installment in the TMS Toolkit Series. Your treasury team has come a long way on a journey to a new treasury and risk management system. They have successfully compiled...
Webinar: Treasury Fraud & Controls: 2021 Survey Results
This webinar covers the results and provides insights into the 2021 Treasury Fraud and Controls Survey. This survey’s purpose was to evaluate the current and projected impact of fraud on the finance and treasury environment. Practitioners were polled on their experiences with fraud and on the range of controls, safeguards, and security practices employed to protect their financial assets and information. The data was compiled and is used to educate the industry as to how the fraud landscape is evolving, and how practitioners can better protect themselves and their organizations against attacks.
Webinar: Improving Payables: Understanding Virtual Cards
During this webinar, attendees will learn how virtual cards function and what spot they can fill in the company’s payable strategy. We will discuss the manner in which they can add value and reduce complexity, cost and concerns to corporations.
Webinar: Analyst Report Series: Treasury Aggregator Bank Connectivity Solutions
Treasury departments require massive connectivity both to internal and external groups. Treasury aggregators can help. In this webinar, we discuss the pain points driving this technology, such as fraud, disparate and evolving payment formats, complexity, compliance, and staffing, along with the various way in which a treasury aggregator can address those pain points and support efficient and controlled operations. Additional topics will include the role of a treasury aggregator within the larger treasury technology landscape, factors affecting the future of aggregation, and leading practices for implementation.
Webinar: Transforming Treasury: The Application of First Principles Thinking
A first principle is a basic assumption that cannot be reduced further. First principles thinking involves deconstruction (breaking down complicated problems into basic elements) and then reconstruction (reassembling them) in order to make better decisions, processes and systems. Join Strategic Treasurer and HighRadius for a webinar on how using this type of thinking can transform treasury.