by Elizabeth Jeffery | Apr 4, 2022 | Podcast
In this episode, Nicki Gillispie and Craig Jeffery of Strategic Treasurer discuss fraud, technology, and payments. What are some of the most recent key data points and items of interest that treasury should know? Listen in to find out more.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Mar 21, 2022 | Survey Results, Survey Results Reports
Survey Results Treasury Fraud & Controls With your help, we’ve consistently found that fraud is a top ranking concern for treasury. This year, as it has become a bigger issue worldwide, we discover how your experiences and practices have changed. Has your...
by Strategic Treasurer | Mar 7, 2022
Resources Services Impact Report Security eBook a M Resources Services Impact Report Security eBook What is the expected impact of the Ukraine conflict on treasury? Examine 7 key questions surveyed below. View Impact ReportRequest Security eBook Download the...
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Feb 28, 2022 | Podcast
On this special episode of the Treasury Update Podcast, Strategic Treasurer features its 2021 Fintech Hotseat discussion from the AFP Conference. Moderator Uma Wilson puts experts from technology firms, banks, and consultants in the hotseat to answer questions on the future of payments. How are regulations impacting payments? Does speed matter? How does the value of speed compare to other aspects of payments such as: information, finality? What makes for better payments? What current trajectory will end or fail? Which will accelerate? What are the implications with payments based upon trends in globalization, visibility, and open treasury?
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Feb 9, 2022 | Replays, Webinars
The 2022 Treasury Fraud and Controls Survey recently closed, with respondents providing valuable data on multiple elements impacting fraud and security. Practitioners were polled on their experiences with fraud in the past year and on the range of controls, safeguards, and security practices employed to protect their financial assets and information. This webinar will highlight and discuss some of the key findings from this year’s research.