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His Finnish system advice: Keep it all simple
In the Treasury 360° Helsinki conference, Jouni Kirjola of treasury management system provider Nomentia shared his company’s main insights on best practices for cash forecasting – including robust dos and don’ts of real-world implementations.
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Learn from race drivers to master change
Preparing for a curve in good time, and adjusting the speed, is the key to coming through it fast and smooth. In Treasury 360° Oslo on Thursday, BNP Paribas’ Norway country head Claudine Smith shared an alternative take on treasury transformation change management.
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Don’t evaluate RPA – just go for it
Finnish industry giant Wärtsilä is not encouraging its people to provide calculations when they consider ideas for robotic process automation (RPA). Instead, they say “just do it”.
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”We have to be on top of these technologies”
A rapidly ongoing shift to real-time financial services is making it necessary for treasuries to change its ways. This was the central background element as moderator Per Westin, co-founder of fintech firm Open Payments Europe, kicked off Treasury 360 Stockholm Wednesday morning.
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Swedish DLT solution makes loan paperless
Swedish business-loan creditor DBT has launched an offer for companies to borrow money without the hassle of physical paper. This is a first, at least for the country, in digitalising the necessary promissory note, which is also the cornerstone of home mortgages. Meet Göran Almgren...
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This week in the treasury press
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Your machines could move their own cash
What if your lawn-mower robot had its own bank account, and could automatically text your neighbour to offer its services once your grass is ready? In the future, cash management could be different from today’s.
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Robotic planning to help boost economy
PWC predicts that in finance, tailored planning as well as fraud discovery will be among the driving reasons for implementing artificial intelligence (AI).
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Spanish bond terms were agreed on blockchain
Insurance company Mapfre has put €35 million into the hands of bank BBVA for the six coming years, in a structured green bond issue that was negotiated over a blockchain network.
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JP Morgan ”coin” could challenge Ripple
After recent news from JP Morgan – that it is launching its own dollar-pegged ”cryptocurrency” in a trial to radically boost administrative efficiencies – experts question the relevance of blockchain-enabled payments framework Ripple.
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