Automating workaday tasks costs money in the short term and saves money in the long term. Justifying the outlay to a sceptical board must be part of the treasurer’s skill set.
Humans' ability to recognise patterns is limited, but artificial intelligence is proving its worth helping treasuries detect everything from fraud risk to compliance breaches.
Automation might be able to crunch the numbers at the back end, but for high-level regulatory decision-making you need a team of human beings … or do you?
As credit markets tighten, interim management services are often brought in by cash-strapped companies’ private equity investors and banks to restore fiscal health. CT asks a chief restructuring officer to provide an ...