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Thank you to all of those who participated in our GENIUS Act flash survey. This survey provides a snapshot of treasury and finance professionals’ current awareness and evolving expectations around the GENIUS Act, a legislative proposal that would establish a regulatory framework for payment stablecoins. While awareness of the GENIUS Act remains low, the broader findings suggest that treasury professionals are preparing for a future in which digital assets play a significant role in corporate finance operations.
Treasury Aggregators
February 19 at 2:00 PM EST
This session will review the current TA landscape and examine how organizations are using these solutions to streamline connectivity, standardize data, and enhance compliance across diverse banking environments. Attendees will also learn how emerging technologies are shaping the next generation of TAs, supporting faster payments, real-time data visibility, and more intelligent decision-making within modern treasury operations.
1.2 CTP and CPE credits available.
#312 – Learning from Financial Fraud Series Episode 12: Payment Flows – Understanding the Risk
Welcome to another episode of our Learning from Financial Fraud Series. In this twelfth episode, we’ll explore what can be learned from a recent payment flows assessment that led to discovering a fraudulent loss in another area. Craig Jeffery walks us through the attack method, the loss, and the key takeaways. Listen in to learn more.
AI in Treasury & Finance Survey Report
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the hottest topics for discussion of late. The 2025 AI in Treasury & Finance Survey captured the current AI use for treasury activity, as well as future plans, covering agentic AI, generative AI, and AI in general. Download the survey today to access the latest insights on AI in the industry.
Precision & Power: The Role of AI in the Modern Treasury
This ebook provides treasury professionals with a foundational understanding of artificial intelligence and its practical implications for finance. Designed for those looking to engage with AI in practical ways that meaningfully and safely support business functions, this first installment in our series on AI offers clear explanations of key concepts and subtypes, including machine learning, generative AI, and agentic AI.
Our mission is to elevate & enhance the practice of treasury by advising individual clients & informing the industry at large.
Advising Our Clients.
All of our consultants have practical, hands-on experience in corporate treasury environments, having held various senior management and leadership roles in numerous industries. Being able to pull on this experience, our consultants have the ability to understand that solutions and advice must be unique and contextualized to fit your organization’s specific situation. They can walk you through a customized process from beginning to end and answer any questions you have along the way.
Informing the Industry.
Informing the industry is an integral part of what drives our mission. In order for the industry to advance and stay ahead of the chaos of the environment, professionals need to be aware of the leading practices that can help stabilize their companies. We aim to fill this hole by creating our own primary market research. Using this, we are able to give relevant and up-to-date information in our webinars, reports, and visual guides. We can help you fill any gaps you might have in your company.
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Webinar: AR Leading Practices (Part 2): Identifying and Addressing Working Capital Needs | October 13
Managing working capital well is vital, but it isn’t always simple. As working capital needs shift in response to the environment, accounts receivable (AR) and treasury must work to identify the current needs and find ways to address them. This session will cover how to determine what is necessary for working capital in light of today’s various chaotic factors and will discuss leading practices and key changes to processes or technology that can improve working capital and efficiently address its current challenges.
70: What Is Fund Investing?
What is fund investing? Coffee Break Session Host Jason Campbell catches up with Strategic Treasurer’s Senior Advisor Paul Galloway to talk about fund investing. They discuss the various types of funds someone can invest in, the differences between those types, who uses the funds, and the risk considerations.
#219 – The Strategic Treasurer Series: Mastering the Operational Role (Part 3)
Our previous episode on treasury roles covered the differences between the strategic and operational roles. Today, we will continue the discussion by looking at mastering the operations side. Your daily operational responsibilities are the financial backbone of your business. Craig Jeffery and Paul Galloway discuss the most common operational roles and activities, what mindset to have to succeed in these roles, and what you need to know to maintain efficiency.
#218 – Moonshot Technologies and Their Impact on Treasury (Ferguson plc & Bank of America)
New technologies are always showing up, but you need to keep an eye out for what are called “moonshots.” These radical innovations bring major changes to the way companies do business. In this episode, Craig Jeffery talks with Royston Da Costa of Ferguson plc and Tiffany Wan of Bank of America on how moonshot technologies will impact your role in treasury. Set yourself apart in your field by staying aware and informed on any revolutionary innovations.





