Cash Management & Payment Trends: How 2022 Will Transform Your Treasury Department
Hugh Paterson joins Redbridge Debt and Treasury Advisory as Global Head of Payments
A highly accomplished payments leader with extensive experience in helping merchants increase their scale, Hugh will spearhead Redbridge’s Global Payments Advisory practice, fostering the vision, strategy, and direction to deliver secure business growth to clients worldwide.
Redbridge Uncovers Excessive Forex Fees Banks Charge Corporate Clients
Redbridge extends its analysis of bank fees into additional cash management services that now includes forex transactions.
Is Now the Time to Secure Financing? How New Policies Under a New Administration May Change Your Corporate Debt Strategy
Finance teams must stay alert to shifting trade policies, tariff uncertainties, and supply chain disruptions, as these changes can impact corporate debt strategy. A new administration often brings challenges and opportunities, such as rising costs, operational risks, and increased M&A activity. Treasurers and CFO’s need to stay ahead of the curve.
What to Do If the Fed Cuts Rates in December 2024
With the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates recently, you have probably noticed the effect on your company’s interest earnings from cash balances. With another possible rate cut coming this month, it’s important to be prepared.
The Importance of Banking Visibility for Payroll Processors
Payroll processors need a strong banking relationship to contribute to their overall financial health and success. Banking visibility plays a key role in maintaining not only the cash flow on-hand, but understanding the dynamics of various services that contribute to the day-to-day efficiency of the underlying Treasury Department roles.
Stability After the Storm: How Businesses Can Safeguard Against Ongoing Banking Shifts
Since early 2023, the banking industry has faced considerable turbulence, with high-profile failures and acquisitions that have reshaped corporate financial strategies. While the immediate crisis has stabilized, the collapse of Republic First Bank and the acquisition of Independent Bank highlight ongoing risks that demand continued vigilance from businesses across the spectrum.
