by Brian Weeks | May 22, 2023 | Replays, Webinars
The digital age is here and is helping to remake business generally and treasury specifically. While the digital age is bringing us immense increases in data, nearly unlimited scale of computing power, faster expectations for business processes, and growth and power of networks and service-oriented functionalities, payment fraud continues to pose a threat. Although criminals are taking advantage of the digital age to defraud companies, the use of technology is a massive benefit to those who use it effectively. This webinar will discuss treasury’s situation and several imperatives: leveraging the technology for flexibility, insight, visibility, efficiency, and control, as well as the need to scale up defensive technology and tactics to combat fraud.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | May 22, 2023 | CTP Credits, Podcast, Professional Development Series
Whether you’re aiming to become a treasurer, have just landed the job, or have held the position for years but are still seeking ways to improve and grow, this guidebook should have some ideas that will help you and your organization thrive.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | May 18, 2023 | Coffee Break Sessions, Podcast
Crypto has been gaining popularity in the past decade. Will crypto help your department solve major issues, or will it simply introduce unnecessary complexity? In this episode, Paul Galloway and Jason Campbell discuss digital currency and its implications for treasury professionals. They also look at the difference between digital coins and digital tokens.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | May 15, 2023 | CTP Credits, Podcast
What point of emphasis for payments should a corporate payment professional focus on in 2023? In this podcast, Anthony DeBellis, VP of Product Management at Mastercard, and Mark Penserini, VP of Partner Management at Corpay talk with Craig Jeffery and share their thoughts on payment security, access to cash, and virtual cards. Listen in to learn more.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | May 8, 2023 | Podcast
The Fed has promised to make depositors whole, so there has been no loss of funds or long-term freezing of balances for individuals or corporates. Does this represent unlimited and permanent insurance coverage by the Fed? They showed up for these events. When won’t they show up with coverage? Listen in as Craig Jeffery and George Zinn discuss these important topics.
