#333 – The Treasury Technology Tipping Point with Royston Da Costa

#333 – The Treasury Technology Tipping Point with Royston Da Costa

In this episode, Craig Jeffery and Royston Da Costa discuss the tipping point for treasury management systems (TMSs). They explore whether TMS providers will embrace new technologies, including AI, to offer enhanced services to their customers or stick with more legacy, inflexible technology structures. Listen in to learn more.

#332 – Making Payments Intelligent: The Paradigm Shift (Deluxe)

#332 – Making Payments Intelligent: The Paradigm Shift (Deluxe)

In this episode, Craig Jeffery, Managing Partner of Strategic Treasurer, and John Rubinetti, President, B2B Payments at Deluxe, discuss the evolution of payments modernization. They explore how banks are shifting from isolated automation to end-to-end solutions, prioritizing data insights, speed, and collaboration. Listen in to learn more.

#330 – Managing Geopolitical Risks in Treasury (ION)

#330 – Managing Geopolitical Risks in Treasury (ION)

In this episode, Craig Jeffery of Strategic Treasurer and Sourabh Verma of ION Treasury discuss the critical role of geopolitical risk management in treasury. They explore the impact of major geopolitical events like elections, military conflicts, and trade agreements on financial operations and risk exposure. Listen in to learn more.

#329 – Short-Term Investing Series by Federated Hermes – Part 4: Election and Fed Actions: The Interaction of Fiscal and Monetary Policy

#329 – Short-Term Investing Series by Federated Hermes – Part 4: Election and Fed Actions: The Interaction of Fiscal and Monetary Policy

In this episode of the Short-Term Investing Series with Federated Hermes on the Treasury Update Podcast, experts from Federated Hermes, Sue Hill, John Mosko and Steve Chiavarone, join Craig Jeffery to discuss the intersection of fiscal and monetary policy amid recent Fed rate cuts and the impending elections. They explore how the Fed’s adjustments to interest rates and possible election outcomes could shape market expectations, inflation, and policy changes.