Switching to camt: the next step after SEPA
Demand is growing in the corporate world for faster and more standardised banking formats - leading to the increasing popularity of Cash Management (camt).
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Britain a “haven” for tax-averse Americans
Changes to UK tax law are attracting companies keen to slash their tax bills, but is it doing the economy any good?
Supply Chain Finance: too good to be true?
The system designed to pay suppliers earlier and charge buyers later has met with plenty of cynicism, especially from smaller businesses. But could they be on to a winner?
Half of financial institutions to outsource IT infrastructure by 2016, study finds
Research by the software and technology company Sungard has found that business process outsourcing, accelerated migration to the cloud and third party managed services are key global trends for the financial services industry over the next 12-18 months.
Asian treasury professionals “optimistic” about prospects
Nearly six out of 10 Asian treasurers (58%) feel positive about their business prospects over the next 12 months, a poll has found.
Study reveals big differences among European SME working capital policies
New research from leading specialist in audit, tax and advisory services, Mazars, has revealed big differences in working capital policies and procedures in different parts of Europe, with UK and Irish SMEs being more likely to use trade credit than their other European counterparts.
