[Atlanta, GA] October 14, 2022 — Strategic Treasurer and Corpay recently released the results of the 2022 Global Payments Survey. Results show the top challenges and areas of planned investment among companies of all sizes, with fraud and security as consistent themes.
This research provides a comprehensive view of the global payments environment with a focus on the treasury function and identifies which technologies and processes are top of mind now and in the coming years.
How are treasury and AP professionals managing the current and anticipated challenges of the evolving payments landscape? The 2022 Global Payments Survey, underwritten by Corpay and powered by Strategic Treasurer, probed respondents on their experiences and perspectives across multiple payments functions, including bank connectivity (financial messaging formats, channels, etc.), cross-border and FX transfers, and the use of new or emerging payment technologies. This webinar will discuss the results from the survey, covering data on topics such as the challenges with managing global payments activity; projected spend and investment on payment systems, technologies, services, and functionalities; and more.
Given the technological and functionality changes in the payment space over the past five years, taking a fresh look at systems and services is in order. For those working to either optimize their current technology setup or looking to acquire new systems, gaining visibility and understanding of the newer functionality and the “art of the possible” is vital. This webinar will walk through the changing functionality and when/why this matters to organizations. Companies seek improved visibility, strengthened defenses against fraud, ability to scale, and reduced defects to drive efficiency. A leading technology provider and consultant will take attendees on a journey to payables improvements.
Payment professionals are often focused on two key goals: efficiency and security. These goals can seem to be in conflict, as the long-term focus on efficiency is confronted with new requirements for compliance, control, and external security. Newer threats and attacks on payment systems increase the concerns for how companies protect their payments and payment processes. This session will highlight these issues and help identify multiple strategies that can help your organizations accomplish these two seemingly competing goals.