#398 – Why Treasury Projects Stall and How to Restart Them

#398 – Why Treasury Projects Stall and How to Restart Them

In this episode, Paul Galloway of Strategic Treasurer discusses why treasury projects stall internally. He explores common causes such as scope creep, system connectivity challenges, competing priorities, staffing changes, and M&A activity. The discussion also outlines how stalled initiatives should be framed with executives and what it takes to successfully restart a paused project.

Workshop: Superintending Payments | March 11

Workshop: Superintending Payments | March 11

As new payment rails emerge, security threats intensify, and cross-border activity grows more intricate, treasurers are increasingly responsible for supervising payment strategy and risk, even when execution is distributed across teams and systems. This live, three-hour workshop will examine the treasurer’s role as superintendent of payments, covering real-time payment rails such as RTP and FedNow, approaches to strengthening payment security, and key considerations in managing cross-border payments and FX activity. Attendees will gain practical frameworks for overseeing payments and strengthening organizational control and efficiency in a rapidly evolving environment.

2026 Outlook Series

2026 Outlook Series

This series within The Treasury Update Podcast brings together perspectives from fintech leaders, banks, and consultants to examine what treasury can expect in 2026. Topics include agent-based AI, tokenized assets, regulatory shifts, payment security, liquidity planning, embedded banking, and the expanding role of data in strategic decision-making. Each episode offers forward-looking insights to help treasury professionals prepare for the year ahead with greater clarity and confidence.