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Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) stand to change fundamentally the way corporate treasurers clear their FX payments. Partior chief speaks to CT about the path forward.
Partior – the blockchain-based interbank payment network founded by JP Morgan, DBS Bank and Temasek – soon hopes to add a quiver of currencies to its platform.
Banking as a service stands to change the financial landscape for all time. Parpera CEO and founder Daniel Cannizzaro spoke to CorporateTreasurer about the challenges and opportunities ahead.
The more complicated functions within risk management - namely hedging FX - have traditionally required deep relationships with bankers. But this is no longer the case, says one fintech bringing hedging to SMEs.
Exclusive interview with Gopul Shah: digitisation is levelling the playing field in the commodities trade as never before, prising open what were previously closed shops, argues one corporate treasurer.
The French bank is rated the best in terms of sustainable finance, but more often than not treasurers did not rate any bank at all, says a new East & Partners poll.
When it comes to fraud, Covid-19 is revealing underlying currents of corruption in liquidity-strapped corporates. Kroll’s latest report reveals that it’s key to make good hires.
While recent downward pressure on the Hong Kong currency might show the increasing influence of China, the Hong Kong dollar peg is simply too useful to change.
The markets could always be comfortable in the knowledge that China’s titanic state-owned enterprises had the backing of the government. But is all that changing?
