Retail and hospitality group Landmark is betting on blockchain and its applications in easing cross-border movement of goods, with software-as-a-service offerings giving the technology a boost.
The past week has been momentous for crypto currency proponents, with social media giant Facebook wading into digital assets, but big corporates are unlikely to use it.
No man is an island, or so the saying goes. The same is true of blockchain as a bank and a corporate get their distributed ledgers to talk to each other
Arguably growing in popularity in Asia, treasurers are in a pickle about how best to pick the right TMS provider, according to Deloitte research. The buying process is expensive to boot.
Facebook has unprecedented reach and enormous scale and its new Libra token could create a digital asset wave on which all other cryptocurrencies will surf. It could also sink in regulation. CT looks at its options
Ripple announces a collaboration with money transfer service MoneyGram this week as Facebook is about to disclose its hotly anticipated cryptocurrency project. What does this mean for treasurers? A new mode of exchange.
Stuck payments are the bane of the treasurer’s life, sometimes taking weeks to resolve. Chong Hing Bank spoke to CT about why it’s using J.P. Morgan’s blockchain network
After announcing a global partnership with Citi in February, Kyriba’s cloud treasury platform is enhancing its API link with yet another heavyweight in the US banking sector
If Twitter found that a 140-character limit was not enough, why are payment messages still confined to that number? Deutsche Bank thinks it’s time to use the 15-year old ISO20022 message format, but the road to ...