by Brian Weeks | Oct 7, 2024 | Podcast
In this episode, Craig Jeffery and Jack Rosenberg discuss surety for treasurers, highlighting its difference from insurance and its key use cases. They cover the challenges surety helps solve, its evolution, and why it’s more relevant for treasurers today. The conversation also touches on practical examples and its growing importance in various sectors. Listen in to learn more.
by Brian Weeks | Oct 3, 2024 | Registration, Webinars
As ISO 20022 emerges as the global standard for financial messaging, understanding it has become essential for corporate treasury professionals. This webinar will dive into the intricacies of the XML ISO20022, exploring its advantages over traditional formats, its role in modern payment ecosystems, and how it enriches data and enhances interoperability. We’ll discuss the transition from older formats, the implications of adopting ISO 20022 for treasury operations, and leading practices for implementation. Join us as we explore how to leverage the capabilities of this format for improved cash management and operational efficiency.
by Brian Weeks | Oct 3, 2024 | Coffee Break Sessions, Podcast
In today’s episode, we’ll hear from Jack Rosenberg of Rosenberg & Parker on surety bonds. What are they, and are they like insurance? Who are the involved parties, and what are the most common use cases? Tune in to find out.
by Brian Weeks | Sep 30, 2024 | Podcast
In this episode, Craig Jeffery and Royston Da Costa discuss blockchain’s potential for revolutionizing KYC. They cover its benefits, limitations, and how it could enhance transparency. Craig reviews past tech predictions, and Royston shares his outlook on when blockchain might fully deliver on its promise, along with real-world examples.
by Brian Weeks | Sep 23, 2024 | Podcast
In this episode, Craig Jeffery and Kate Pohl explore the role of the Euro Banking Association (EBA) and what corporate treasury can learn from it. They discuss EBA’s functions and its impact on the banking industry. Kate also shares how corporations in North America can engage with the EBA and benefit from its resources.