AI in treasury: use cases and operating implications

At the recent EuroFinance International Treasury Management conference in Budapest, corporate treasurers exchanged experiences on cash forecasting, FX operations, payments, treasury automation and data architecture. Artificial intelligence was presented there as a tool to generate actionable information for management teams more quickly while reducing manual interventions. Cash forecasting and process automation were the most highlighted applications of AI by participants, but other areas were also presented, notably FX and the coding capabilities that allow information systems to talk to each other. 

How Payment Orchestration Helps Conquer Complex Merchant Challenges

In today’s payments landscape, merchants are dealing with more complex systems, often suffering from legacy technologies and an expanding range of payment options. As managing these payment processes becomes increasingly complicated, optimising them has become essential, usually requiring the involvement of Finance, Marketing, and IT teams. Payment orchestration offers a practical solution to these challenges. Unifying various payment methods and providers into one streamlined system simplifies how businesses manage transactions. This integration ensures payments are routed through the most efficient and cost-effective channels, saving time and reducing costs. First published in Paypers.

Sustainability and ESG initiatives in payment systems: key developments and trends

While sustainability is becoming a key topic worldwide – especially in Europe – Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors still lack traction in the payments industry. In this article, we will deep dive into the existing examples of ESG initiatives within payment systems and share some thoughts on how the industry may further embrace such a strategic topic. The following article was originally published in The Paypers

Navigating Market Volatility in a Changing Global Landscape

The EuroFinance Conference in Copenhagen kicked off with an insightful session on global macroeconomic trends, featuring a discussion with Thomas Harr, Chief Economist at Denmark’s National bank, and Jeromin Zettelmeyer, Director at Bruegel AISBL. The conversation focused on interest rates, inflation, and the global growth outlook, signaling a period of increased financial market volatility shocks, despite broader macroeconomic stability.

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