Banks and corporates are taking a variety of approaches to mitigating the impact of rising interest rates, quantitative tightening and economic uncertainty on the availability of liquidity.

Appetite for corporate issuance remains robust as investors dismiss recession fears and take on credit exposure.

With little likelihood of currency volatility subsiding any time soon, corporates continue to face difficult decisions when it comes to how best to mitigate FX risk.

The European Commission has mandated instant payments across the eurozone, and banks must urgently ensure that their payment systems are fit for purpose.

As the treasury sector reflects on another eventful year, Euromoney looks at likely developments for the next 12 months.

Account-to-account payments have become a priority area for regulators, but industry participants argue that rule makers need to do more to support wider use of pay-by-bank services.

The leading transaction banks are taking a proactive approach to balancing the conflicting demands of chief financial officers – who are prioritizing cost reduction – and treasurers, who are focused on increasing operational efficiency.

Strategies and financing need to be radically reassessed to achieve sustainability in a rapidly changing world.

The dominance of embedded finance and BaaS by fintechs is now being challenged by established financial institutions.