by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jan 28, 2022 | Webinars
Managing bank fees through active monitoring of your analysis statements is typically on the to-do list but it rarely gets checked off as complete. Perhaps you are putting out a myriad of fires and the idea of getting out a magnifying glass to manually dig into your bank invoices is less than appealing. Is that something your team should even be doing? In this session we will help you understand the practical, operational, and strategic elements of effectively managing bank relationships and handling the mundane and vital process of managing expenses. This session will include a brief case study covering a multi-national corporation’s review of global bank fees and strategic ongoing management of their bank relationships. Corporate practitioner takeaways will include: 1) ways to architect your bank fee management process and 2) benefits of bank fee analysis and benchmarking.
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jan 27, 2022 | Other
Survey Reports & Infographics Treasury Perspectives | Cash Forecasting & Visibility | B2B Payments | Fraud & Controls Request Reports & Infographics Treasury Perspectives For the 4th year running, Strategic Treasurer and TD Bank are proud to present the findings...
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jan 25, 2022 | Other
Developing World-Class Cash Forecasts in Global, Multi-Entity Companies Roundtable February 17 | 11:00 AM EST Register Now For large companies with dozens or hundreds of operating entities, short-term funding and liquidity decisions are often slowed by a lack of...
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jan 19, 2022 | Survey Results, Survey Results Reports
Survey Results Treasury Perspectives For the 4th year running, Strategic Treasurer and TD Bank are proud to present the findings from the Treasury Perspectives Survey with data from over 250 respondents operating primarily across North America and Europe. This annual...
by Elizabeth Jeffery | Jan 14, 2022 | Replays, Webinars
Treasury is responsible for several crucial areas of finance including liquidity management. Managing liquidity requires clear visibility to all cash regardless of its location or currency (bank, country, currency, entity). This visibility can no longer be limited to a single point in time. Liquidity management has a time domain and is commonly addressed through the short-term cash forecast or liquidity forecast. From APIs to machine learning (ML), newer technologies are being deployed that help leading organizations achieve the global visibility their companies require. This session will look at the progress of firms in their quest to achieve global visibility for their position and forecast and will further examine how automation must be leveraged for these tasks for all but the simplest of organizations.
