by Brian Weeks | Oct 27, 2025 | Replays, Webinars
Fraud continues to challenge organizations as schemes evolve and criminals exploit new vulnerabilities. The 2025 Treasury Fraud & Controls Survey captured how companies are experiencing and responding to these threats, with insights into threat levels, security measures in use, and investment priorities. This session will review key takeaways from the research and highlight what treasury and finance leaders need to know about today’s fraud environment. Attendees will gain perspective on emerging risks, evolving control measures, and the steps their peers are taking to protect their organizations more effectively.
by Brian Weeks | Oct 6, 2025 | Podcast
In this episode, we will discuss the reasoning behind Reddit’s IPO and describe the journey. While some of the particulars of Reddit’s IPO activities will be discussed, the emphasis will be on what a treasury team needs to consider and do for a successful IPO. Reddit completed its NYSE IPO in March 2024 with an initial valuation of $6.4B.
by Brian Weeks | Sep 22, 2025 | Podcast
Craig Jeffery talks with Steven Peterson of Chick-fil-A about their journey from RPA to APIs to agent-based AI. They discuss use cases in bank connectivity, forecasting, and document summarization, as well as the progression from bots to orchestration. How does a lean treasury team innovate at scale? Listen in to hear how curiosity and strategy are driving real transformation.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jun 25, 2025 | White Papers
Deepfakes & Payments Fraud: Is Treasury Prepared? Download the White paper Deepfakes & Payments Fraud: Is Treasury Prepared? What if everything looked and sounded exactly right—but it wasn’t? Deepfakes, AI-generated impersonations that mimic real voices and...
by Brian Weeks | Jun 16, 2025 | Podcast
In this episode, Craig Jeffery talks with Dave Robertson about how AI is being applied in treasury today. They cover key use cases, from forecasting and credit analysis to policy automation, and explore challenges like hallucinations and data privacy. What should treasurers be doing now to prepare for what’s coming? Listen in to learn more.
