Join John Meehan (Froneri) to hear how Froneri utilised a year of no acquisitions and no meetings to implement a total transformation project through implementation of a TMS, unlocking the true value of his corporate treasury team and leading to big increases in productivity.

John is joined by project partners from KPMG and Kyriba to discuss everything from shrewd cash pooling, to managing multiple cross-currency interest rate swaps and tackling complex treasury projects to deliver significant value to the business.

The right TMS can be a huge asset to treasury. But these one-stop shops often fall short when it comes to short term investment workflows.

In this podcast, Ed Lopez, James Griffin (Calastone), Jeannot Jonas (Carrier Global Corporation) and Roger Comins (GTreasury) provide a candid assessment of current platform tech and its downfalls, and advise on how treasurers can work towards an integrated, automated, approach.

What are the best strategies for facilitating cash visibility, and how can treasurers promote everlasting tech adoption within their departments?

Serrala’s Nancy Zhang takes a seat in the virtual TreasuryCast studio to answer these two burning questions and more, providing insight into how treasurers can leverage a combination of technology, data, and strategic oversight to enhance their approach to cash visibility, ensuring their seat at the decision-making table.

The fallout from the pandemic has radically accelerated changes in consumer behaviour on a global scale. The payments sector has had to quickly adapt in order to keep up with the emerging demands of both digital consumers and retail corporates, resulting in some exciting technological innovations. In this podcast, our guests look at the key trends shaping the future of commerce, and how companies can set themselves up for success. Neil Pein, BNP Paribas, and Todd Clyde, Token, formed our expert panel for this session.

In this podcast, Melissa Moi, Peter Jameson and Venkat ES from Bank of America join TMI's Eleanor Hill to determine where the ESG journey is heading next.

Our expert panel consider how changing regulation, technology solutions and metrics including ESG KPIs are shaping the role of treasurers to become purveyors of sustainable finance. Furthermore, our guests advise on how treasury departments can effectively prepare for a future that places further importance on ESG, and identify the areas that could undergo the most significant transition.

In the final instalment of HSBC's Sibos Spotlight, Eleanor Hill (TMI) invites Nadine Lagarmitte and Suraj Kalati (HSBC) to consider how corporates' attitudes to ESG are changing, including a growing interest in ESG investment.

Our guests explain the incentives behind HSBC's green deposit scheme, explore how ESG product development is evolving in response to tighter regulation, and share their key lessons for leaders looking to embrace the social values of ESG.

In the third edition of HSBC's Sibos Spotlight Podcast series, TMI's Eleanor Hill invites Farnam Bidgoli (HSBC) to provide an in-depth overview of the current ESG landscape, so that treasurers can build a credible sustainability strategy.

Amongst an excess of ESG insights, our guest explains how treasury teams can prepare for upcoming regulatory changes including the EU Taxonomy, demonstrates how to leverage ESG KPIs, and clarifies how treasurers can transition to an ESG-led approach in their daily operations.

Davina Bradley (CEVA Logistics) and Conor Deegan (CashAnalytics) join TMI’s Eleanor Hill to explore how treasurers can transform their cash visibility and forecasting within their business in a matter of weeks using a tried and trusted method facilitated by a bespoke technology solution.

In the second podcast from HSBC's Sibos Spotlight series, TMI's Eleanor Hill speaks to Surath Sengupta (HSBC) about embedding ESG into trade and supply chains.

Our guest shares many valuable insights on how treasurers can improve their ESG metrics in the trade space, discusses the barriers to overcome when leveraging sustainable solutions, and considers if external collaboration between treasury departments and their suppliers is the key to ESG implementation success.

From simple errors to duplicates, fraud and sanctions violations, there are a number of areas where payments can go wrong – especially in the real-time environment.

In this podcast, TMI speaks to Andrew Ferrao (Sonnedix), Alroy D'Cruz and Barry O'Sullivan (Kyriba), who examine common pain points and outline ways to improve payment workflows through better connectivity, control, and optimisation.