Gilly Wright

Technology and APIs will be critical to the future of treasury and cash management, as digital reshapes corporate finance.

Corporate treasurers in Latin America are looking to create a standardized transactions network to take better advantage of digitization.

Visa is investing in fintech to stay ahead of the competition.

African banks invest to keep pace with treasury clients who are embracing new technology solutions.

The line between financial firms and fintech is increasingly blurred as banks invest in digital, cloud, innovation labs, and mobile technologies.

Automation and new regulations are driving corporates to restructure treasury as never before, creating a key role for tech-savvy banks.

Payments modernization, intensifying regulation and new risks are pushing treasurers to demand new efficiencies. Is open banking part of the solution?

Real-time payments and APIs are driving a treasury services revolution for banks across Asia-Pacific.

It’s up to Middle East banks to help their corporate clients improve speed and transparency.

Digitization helps banks speed up money transfer, harmonize services and develop new tools.

As businesses face difficult operating conditions, corporate treasurers need their banking partners to assist with the technology challenge. 

Foreign exchange firm gets hacked via its VPN provider.

Google executives engage in a game of musical chairs as the company faces new regulatory scrutiny.

Dariusz Nalepa, director of transaction banking, explains how mBank focuses its development on innovations that corporate clients want.

Aalishaan Zaidi, global head of digital banking for retail at Standard Chartered, talks on designing tech tools that drive customer satisfaction.

Global Finance’s Digital Bank of Distinction awards again single out banks demonstrating that innovation isn’t limited to big banks with big tech budgets.

Trade finance is moving out of the paper age. But to fully leverage digitization, banks need to tear down data silos and standardize tools and procedures.

Improving the customer journey and streamlining internal processes are at the heart of the changes this year’s Best Digital Bank award winners are making.

Uber is moving aggressively into payments.

Your friendly neighborhood UPS driver could be replaced by a flying robot sooner than you think.

The Federal Reserve now offers a real-time payment option.

Digital banks continue to evolve and grow.

Secil Watson, executive vice president and head of Digital Solutions for Business at Wells Fargo, explains how banks can add value to their corporate customers.

Mohamed Badat, chief commercial officer of Bidaya Home Finance, explains how digital is speeding up and simplifying the mortgage process.

Banks are fighting to differentiate themselves digitally with a plethora of new, non-traditional services for corporate clients and individual consumers.

Fintech solutions offer a plethora of advantages to corporate treasury. So why are treasurers reluctant to partner directly with these innovators? 

Facebook's new currency faces regulatory hurdles.

Open banking promises to deepen banks’ relationship with their customers. But different jurisdictions are moving at very different speeds to accept and encourage it. 

Open banking and real-time payments are changing the market. Banks hope a wave of acquisitions and partnerships will keep them competitive. 

This year’s expanded scope of entries shows how banks are using digital technologies to think outside the box.

Digital innovations have utterly transformed payments, making every choice more personal—and more mobile.

Evans Munyuki, chief digital officer for Emirates NBD, reveals how to create a fully digital ecosystem and highlights the technologies with the most promise.

Ty Panagoplos, CIO of TD Securities, explains the importance of technology and talent in keeping pace with change.

Isaac Kamuta, group head of Cash Management and Client Access at Ecobank, explains how technology is helping Africa provide the next level of financial services.

Islamic bankers are developing innovations and workarounds that enable them to bring Shariah-compliant services into the digital age.

Jordi Nicolau, executive director of Global Customer Experience at CaixaBank, addresses fintech trends and open banking.

If innovation doesn’t deliver value to customers, what’s the point?

Bidyut Dumra, head of Innovation, Technology and Operations at DBS Bank, talks about internal and external innovation.

As Brazil steps closer to open banking, Gustavo Fosse, director of Technology, Banco do Brasil, explains how payments innovations are bringing change to Latin America, and new proposals to give consumers more control over their own data.

Rapid adoption of bank APIs promises not just to make treasury more efficient, but to shift more customer account management to online and mobile environments.

Everyone wants a piece of the millennial market.

Blockchain technology is speeding up trade-finance transactions. But there’s more work needed to scale up and develop common standards.

An array of new and improved technologies promise to make moving and managing money much simpler for treasurers.

North American treasurers are adapting to the rapid pace of technological change, as new real-time payment systems and greater digitization and centralization of treasury operations take hold.

The treasury function in Asia-Pacific is being transformed.

Mobile banking and card payments are replacing cash.

European treasurers must decide what they want their future treasury operations to look like.

Real-time means better predictability for treasurers.

New technologies can help treasurers solve challenges they face in accurately forecasting their future cash and liquidity needs.

Banks and fintechs want to make treasurers’ lives a lot simper.