Delaying supplier payments is often a treasury quick fix but be careful – it can lower your customer status, affect prices and pose a threat to your supply chain security
Keep on truckin’ is the motto in India, where the nation’s hauliers can use an award-winning solution from DBS/TCIL to get paid through their phones anywhere, anytime.
Covid-19 is affecting the payments industry, which may see a fall in revenues this year, but analysts are saying that the pandemic could be the best thing that ever happened to it
In times of stress, get back to the cash management basics, think smart and don't forget to be good to your suppliers. We review all the expert advice from the street
Attention to day sales outstanding (DSO) could be the only way through the COVID-19 crisis for many corporations. We look at what treasurers should be focusing on.
AI-based data analytics is at the heart of the treasury of the future, but what step are needed to deploy it. CT looks at what needs to be in place before you start
It's likely you've got plenty on your plate at the moment, so Swift's decision to delay the implementation of the new industry standard for cross-border payments is coming as a relief
Last month, Lear Corp had hundreds of staff waiting to be paid. The corporate treasury at the U.S.-based company told CT how it called on its banking relationship with J.P. Morgan to get the payroll through
