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DBS’ Treasury Prism has the potential to revitalise the bank selection process, saving time and resources that can be spent more effectively elsewhere.
API technology is empowering companies, like Grab, to adapt to rapidly changing business needs. Instead of waiting for problems to arise, collaborative partnerships with your bank can result in the co-creation of new ...
Cross-border payments require traceability, speed, and accountability. The new gpi initiative places the onus on financial institutions to disclose their fee structure and activities. Treasurers now have more control ...
The Chinese technology company introduced a cross-border supplier finance programme to improve its own cash conversion cycle while mitigating any drawback for its key suppliers.
