Row 1 - Latest/Ad/Surveys
Row 1 - Latest/Ad/Surveys
Treasury: Latest
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Extreme FX volatility is proving a challenge for some finance directors who are struggling to minimize the impact on their bottom line. -
Most leading providers of trade finance have welcomed changes to disclosure rules despite research suggesting they could negatively impact demand.
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As interest rate volatility persists, corporates are taking a hard look at their trade finance options.
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The evolution of Brazil’s central bank payments programme could be good news for banks.
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The banking sector appears to be quietly confident that the European Commission will row back on new regulation that, if enacted, could notably increase the cost of some trade-finance instruments.
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The big transaction banks are becoming increasingly active in the B2B marketplace as they seek to cash in on corporate digital transformation.
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Growing treasury demand for advisory services from banks suggests that investment in predictive analytics applications at the latter is starting to bear fruit.
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Marketplace lending providers are pinning their hopes on challenging economic conditions to persuade investors that they can disrupt the lending market.
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Turkish airline Pegasus hopes an innovative funding solution tied to sustainability targets will help it increase capacity despite challenging market conditions.
Row 2 - Topics/Sponsored/Ad
Row 2 - Topics/Sponsored/Ad
topics
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Sponsored by J.P. Morgan
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