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About this event
Treasurers are facing new risks, rising capital costs, and volatile markets, along with an evolving treasury and payment landscape that includes increasing payment volumes and a lack of cash visibility and control. Additionally, they must contend with fraud risk and the urgency to leverage innovative technologies, multiple banking relationships, alternative payment channels, and new payment standards like ISO 20022. It’s never been more critical to steer your firm’s finances skilfully.
Centralising and standardising payment processes with modern, cloud-native technology is key to helping your organisation simplify and scale. But how do you make the business case?
In this Treasury Dragons Masterclass, sponsored by FIS, we'll show you how to make a compelling case for upgrading your treasury platforms, with a special focus on the rapidly changing corporate payments landscape and the emerging cloud-based technologies that are delivering a faster, more flexible future.
In under one hour, you'll hear insights from: Rijuta Jain, VP, Product Management, Payments, FIS and Didier Vandenhaute, Partner, PwC.
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Mike Hewitt is CEO of Adaugeo Media and founder of Treasury Dragons and the Working Capital Forum, two of the leading independent communities for corporate treasury and working capital professionals. For more than 20 years, Mike has worked with corporate treasurers, finance leaders, banks and technology providers, giving him a unique perspective on the challenges facing organisations. Through Treasury Dragons, he regularly moderates webinars, roundtables and industry discussions on topics including payment fraud, treasury technology, cash forecasting, AI and corporate payments.
Didier is running the Global PwC Banking and Cash Management Treasury network and has in-depth understanding of the transactional banking needs of the corporates, as well as the service offering of all major global/regional banks.
We’ve assembled a panel of experienced corporate treasurers and technology experts – the Treasury Dragons – to ask technology vendors the right questions on your behalf.
