by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jan 3, 2022 | 2022 Outlook Series, CTP Credits, Podcast
Host Craig Jeffery kicks off the 2022 Outlook series with a conversation with Jon Paquette, Senior Financial Solutions Expert at TIS (Treasury Intelligence Solutions), on the outlook of payments. They discuss technology developments that will likely have the biggest impact on treasury in 2022. Listen in as they share what’s on the horizon with payments in the year ahead and beyond.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Dec 21, 2021 | Replays, Webinars
Join Kyriba’s Bob Stark and Strategic Treasurer’s Craig Jeffery as they discuss a range of ongoing trends and future predictions. What is happening with technology adoption (AI, ML, API, RPA)? How will compliance change in 2022 (payments, KYC)? What hot trends will slow and which will accelerate (real-time, technologies)? What are the drivers of these changes (macro economic, management, risk)? Polling questions will supplement the dialog and debate in order to capture the audience views in real-time.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Nov 30, 2021 | Replays, Webinars
Payments has been undergoing significant changes with new payment rails, faster payment and settlement and additional challenges to validate and secure payments. This session will provide an outlook on payments for 2022 and will provide an outlook on various hot items.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Nov 1, 2021 | Replays, Webinars
Join Kyriba and Strategic Treasurer as we explore APIs and their usage in real-time payments. Learn how APIs work to speed your payments projects, enable real-time payments, and impact your entire organization, small or large, beyond payments.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Sep 7, 2021 | Replays, Webinars
Changing expectations, developing technology and new payment rails all add to the value proposition for engaging in payment transformation. Transformation is occurring separately in individual areas (AP, Treasury, Operating Areas) and on an organizational-wide basis. This session covers some of the key drivers of payment transformation: demands for improved process efficiency; a broader view that includes internal areas and counterparties; risk management and fraud prevention; timeliness. Making payments faster addresses a speed concern. Making payments better might streamline the communication of payment information between partners more efficiently. Making payments more secure has become an executive demand. Payment transformation doesn’t look at these elements in isolation or with a one-size-fits all. This fast-paced discussion will cover how organizations can develop and implement a comprehensive transformation of their payment processes and technology.