In this episode, Craig Jeffery and Royston Da Costa discuss blockchain’s potential for revolutionizing KYC. They cover its benefits, limitations, and how it could enhance transparency. Craig reviews past tech predictions, and Royston shares his outlook on when blockchain might fully deliver on its promise, along with real-world examples.
For the past several years, Strategic Treasurer has collected hundreds of questions asked by survey respondents and clients regarding a broad range of treasury-related technologies, challenges, and processes. Over time, this feedback has been used to develop a set of “FAQs” in Treasury. This podcast episode will feature Craig Jeffery, Managing Partner of Strategic Treasurer, as he responds to some of the most common questions we have received. Topics covered include PSD2 and its application in the U.S., comparing ERP treasury modules to TMSs, and evaluating the future impact of blockchain on the treasury landscape.
This episode will provide a data-driven look at recent technology developments and corporate preferences and investment plans to analyze the current state of the financial technology space and provide insight as to where the industry is heading.
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Treasurers must constantly be aware of any issues that might disrupt their cash flows, while also identifying opportunities that could enhance liquidity. As part of these responsibilities, the financial supply chain takes on great importance.
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Results from a recent survey conducted by TD Bank and Strategic Treasurer have shed light on exactly how treasurers are viewing today’s financial technology landscape, and pinpoints where their investment and focus will be directed in the years to come.