by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jul 18, 2022 | Podcast
Treasury owns cash, but do they need to know anything about penetration testing? Should scanning, testing, and monitoring be the responsibility of treasury or IT? Intellectual understanding and awareness of your group may be the difference between security and a loss of funds. On this podcast, Jason Campbell and Craig Jeffery discuss protecting your digital assets through testing and monitoring.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jun 14, 2022 | eBooks
Payment Security & Fraud Prevention The Principles of SECURE CLAMPS Download eBook As fraud attacks proliferate and take many forms, and as criminals become savvier and more relentless, all companies must approach securing payments as a vital and ongoing process. To...
by Elizabeth Jeffery | May 12, 2022 | Press Release
[Atlanta, GA] Today, Strategic Treasurer and Kyriba release the results of the Non-Banking Financial Institution (NBFI) Survey. The results clarify where NBFIs are currently in their operational structure and what priorities they will focus on in the near term.
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.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jan 10, 2022 | Replays, Webinars
Optimizing working capital, driving up efficiency in the cash conversion cycle (CCC), and supporting vital suppliers are all important to many companies today – but they are also all difficult. However, several types of technology solutions can help further these goals, notably supply chain finance (SCF) solutions and those addressing various portions of the CCC. This webinar will cover the pain points these solutions address, the various SCF models, the navigation of supplier participation issues, the problem of competing KPIs within the CCC, and the use of working capital councils to improve these areas.