While the massive roll-out of vaccines against Covid is raising hopes that the ongoing global health crisis will soon be resolved, there’s still considerable uncertainty about the long-term consequences of the pandemic on the economy. CFOs and treasurers will need to be resilient and act with rigour, innovation and boldness to seize the opportunities to be found in 2021.
As we bid farewell to what was a year like no other, we look back at some of our articles from last year that provided our innovative points of view on matters related to finance and treasury.
Global TMS providers are stepping up to help treasurers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s how.
Many treasury software vendors strive to offer reliable and efficient modules to anticipate cash inflows and outflows. In addition to Treasury Management System tools, stand-alone solutions for managing and optimizing WCR are being developed. These niche solutions are designed to improve the management of the purchasing cycle (P2P) or sales cycle (O2C). Overview.
Slideshow – Hear how Uber worked with their banking and software partners and used the new 2018 AFP Global Service Codes to gain insight and visibility into their cash management banks spanning 57 countries.
Slideshow – Every treasury department knows it should have control over the expenses incurred through bank fees and merchant card transactions. We all know we need to do better but have lacked the ability. Until now !
Redbridge strengthens the value of its independent advice to international trading companies. Based in Geneva, Mihai Andreoiu is appointed as Senior Director, Head of Commodities Trading & Trade Finance sector. He will also be responsible for the development of Redbridge’s new Swiss office opened in September.
Raphael Leprette, senior director at Redbridge, discusses the opportunities arising from a merger of two treasury organizations. According to him, to optimize synergies, it is key to value the history, culture, experience and expertise of each team in the merger and encourage cross-fertilization of knowledge and sharing of expertise.
In cash pooling, companies have a choice between using their bank partner or relying on the functionalities of their treasury management system (TMS) to manually (or semi-manually) manage their deposits. Redbridge reviews the advantages and disadvantages of each solution.
The leading financial management partner to corporations is now closer to its Swiss clients and the many treasury centers of multinational companies in Switzerland.
On Wednesday, September 19th, the Dallas Association for Financial Professionals will hold its annual education and networking event.
The Redbridge team is excited to be exhibiting and speaking at the AFP Annual Conference in San Diego, October 15 to 18, 2017. Keeping with the AFP theme of « Where the Best Get Even Better », Redbridge experts will present key insights on some of the most important developments, trends and opportunities within treasury management. Our delegation of BRM experts will be available for meetings on current topics, including treasury service utilization, bank fee optimization, merchant card costs, credit ratings, fundraising, and debt structuring.
The Redbridge team is excited to be returning to the AFP Annual Conference in 2016 to present our insights on the most important developments, trends and opportunities within treasury management. Our delegation of industry experts will be available for meetings on current topics, including those related to treasury service & fee optimization, merchant cards, credit ratings, fundraising and debt structuring. As you plan your attendance for AFP 2016, be sure to make time to visit us at our booth, schedule a meeting, or attend one of our five thought leadership sessions.
The most influential variable for optimal decision making is not based upon accurately utilizing and pricing all available information; rather, it is the inability to place any acceptable degree of confidence on the variable for uncertainty over future potential outcomes. Managing such uncertainty is precisely the challenge the corporate finance community faces after Brexit, writes Bob Callahan, Director at Redbridge DTA.
