Treasury Talks podcast series

The adoption of technology in corporate treasury is reaching a tipping point. Bottomline's latest podcast with Treasury Today unveils the meaning of payments innovation.

In this special Women in Treasury podcast in our Treasury Talks series, we are joined by Meg Coates, Joint Publisher & Head of Operations at Treasury Today, Frances Hinden, VP Treasury Operations at Shell, and Yeng Butler, Senior Managing Director, Global Head of Cash Business at State Street Global Advisors, as they discuss the Women in Treasury 2018 Annual Global Study results.

This is the third episode of the Thriving Treasury Podcast series, brought to you by Treasury Today and HSBC. In this episode, Suraj Kalati, HSBC's Global Head of Liquidity & Investments Product Management, explains why expertise in data analytics is becoming increasingly critical for treasurers as they seek to better manage working capital, liquidity and risk and how they can go about fi...

It's still early days for open banking but already much is expected of the initiative, not least for corporate treasurers. In this special, final episode of our Expert Voices podcast we talk to a range of experts about the potential benefits of open banking and APIs for treasurers in managing their balance sheets and how banks and fintechs can help deliver solutions to that end.

In this the third episode of our Expert Voices podcast series we look at cyber-security, undoubtedly one of the biggest challenges faced by corporates and financial services firms. We tap into academic expertise in the field and find out how treasurers view the challenge of cyber-security and the strategies they are employing to protect their organisations against cybercrime and online fraud.

A shakeup of the European money fund industry is underway as regulatory reforms push fund providers to adjust their offerings. Whether you are an existing or potential money market fund investor you need to understand the new environment and types of funds being offered. In this podcast Kim Hochfeld, EMEA Head of Liquidity Distribution, Douglas McPhail, Senior Portfolio Manager and Scott Wachs, Gl...

In this podcast we look at new and innovative ways of using virtual accounts. We speak to Matthew Wagstaff, Global Product Manager Virtual Accounts, Global Liquidity & Cash Management at HSBC to find out about the ways they are being deployed by corporates today. Matthew is an expert on virtual accounts, leading HSBC's innovation in this space, and helping many clients implement solutions...

In this, the second episode of our Expert Voices podcast series, we speak to Jonas Hedman, Associate Professor, Copenhagen Business School, Carola Schmitz-Becker, Vice President Corporate Treasury at Deutsche Post DHL, and Lothar Meenen, Global Head of Corporate Cash Management Sales, GTB Cash Lending, CBNL for Cash Management, Deutsche Bank, to understand how real-time payments are impacting trea...

Treasury Talks sits down with Royston Da Costa, Assistant Group Treasurer at Ferguson to talk about the technological revolution in treasury. Royston candidly shares his views on the impact that technology is having on his treasury department and what technology he wants to see develop and come into treasury departments in the near-future.

In this, the first episode of our Expert Voices podcast series, we speak to Dr Andrei Kirilenko, Director of the Centre for Global Finance and Technology at the Imperial College Business School, Zac Nesper, Assistant Treasurer at HP, and Michael Spiegel, Head of Cash Management and the Regional Head of Global Transaction Banking Germany at Deutsche Bank, to analyse the key technology trends impact...

Morgan McKenney, Head of Core Cash Management (Asia Pacific) at Citi discusses how ecommerce is impacting business models and behaviour of organisations in Asia Pacific.

In our second instalment of the Treasury Talks podcast series, we revisit the global financial crisis of 2007/2008 and hear from Roman Kozhan, Professor of Finance at Warwick Business School why the crisis happened. Then, Jim Colby, Assistant Treasurer at Honeywell and Fred Schacknies, ‎SVP & Treasurer at ‎Hilton Worldwide detail their experiences during the crisis, document the impact it has...

In this, our first edition of the Treasury Talks podcast created in partnership with the Singapore Association of Corporate Treasurers, we hear from some of the country's leading treasury professions who talk about the treasurers changing role and highlight the skills you need to be a successful treasurer today.

Treasury Today Group and State Street Global Advisors launched the first, virtual edition of their co-hosted Future Treasurer series of roundtable events. These events are an evolution of the work that the two companies have done together over the past three years focusing on female representation, inclusion and diversity. In this podcast episode you can listen to some of the content from the firs...

On 17th September, Treasury Today and State Street Global Advisors hosted the next in their series of Future Treasurer roundtables. This virtual event included an insightful look at the evolving role of the treasurer, as well as the challenges brought by recent months and how new working conditions may have affected progress made in furthering diversity and inclusion.

We rarely give APIs, the hidden technology that allows multiple applications to interact, exchange and obtain data, a second thought. Yet they are crucial tools enabling a cost effective and frictionless business experience that allows treasury to connect across the business and with banking partners, explains Nadya Hijazi, Global Head of Business Banking Digital at HSBC.

The way that companies use commercial cards has been significantly affected by the COVID-19 crisis – but while T&E volumes have inevitably fallen, the use of cards for B2B spend is on the rise, explain HSBC's Jo Towers and Brian Tomkins.

The Women in Treasury US Forum 2020 featured a vibrant and insightful virtual panel discussion with four leading industry speakers, providing a lively debate of some of the key topics highlighted by the respondents of our Women in Treasury Global Study 2020, in association with State Street Global Advisors.

We are delighted to launch our Adam Smith Awards 2021 – A Winner's Guide podcast series. In this first short episode I will explain what the Adam Smith Awards are, why you should consider nominating and the key dates for your diaries. Nominations open on 25th January and close on 12th April 2021.