by Elizabeth Jeffery | Feb 13, 2024 | Press Release
[Atlanta, GA] February 13, 2024 — Strategic Treasurer and Allspring Global Investments recently released the Liquidity Risk Survey Results Report. This survey’s questions probed 160 treasury and finance professionals on key aspects of their liquidity risk management. Details were gathered about the respondents’ views, practices, drivers, challenges, and plans surrounding liquidity risk.
by Brian Weeks | Feb 12, 2024 | Podcast
Are weak third parties affecting the safety of your organization? In today’s podcast, Host Craig Jeffery talks with Craig Callé, CEO of Source Callé, about navigating third-party risk with real-world examples. The dialogue covers requirements and inefficiency, as well as the vision for the next ten years.
by Brian Weeks | Feb 8, 2024 | Replays, Webinars
All excellent companies are intentional in optimizing working capital. Technology can be an important tool in working capital initiatives, whether through driving up efficiency in the cash conversion cycle (CCC) or by offering supply chain finance (SCF). This webinar will cover SCF and CCC automation solutions, explaining what they do, the factors driving their adoption, different SCF models, and the leading practices for implementing these types of solutions. This includes a discussion of working capital councils, eliminating competing KPIs, and improving supplier participation.
by Brian Weeks | Feb 5, 2024 | 2024 Outlook, CTP Credits, Podcast
In today’s episode of the 2024 Outlook Series, host Craig Jeffery is joined by Mike Richards to review and predict changes in the treasury recruiting space. Topics of discussion include job shifts post-COVID, recruiting with job boards, and the creation of your own AI bots.
The 2024 Outlook Series features interviews with treasury experts about their expectations, projections, and insights for the year ahead.
by Brian Weeks | Feb 1, 2024 | Coffee Break Sessions, Podcast
In today’s podcast episode, we discuss the distinctions between FDIC and SIPC. This discussion covers why FDIC and SIPC were created, the nuanced differences, and whether enrollment is required for their protection.