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Sponsored by SwiftThe EU Instant Payments Regulation, which came into effect in April 2024, aims to make instant payments the standard across the Single Euro Payments Area, while introducing enhanced security measures for faster transactions. Marianne Demarchi, Chief Executive EMEA at Swift, argues that interoperability between fragmented European Verification of Payee (VoP) schemes is a fundamental first step toward the success of pre-validating payments on a global scale. -
Sponsored by HSBCCorporate treasury is rapidly evolving so organisations can navigate and adapt to a rapidly changing environment. For treasurers across industries, understanding the essential building blocks for successful treasury transformation is crucial.
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Sponsored by HSBCThe surge in wealth creation in Asia has led to the rise of a powerful player in the industry: the family office.
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Sponsored by CIBAfrica’s economic growth has slowed markedly over the last 10 years. The solutions are many, but ultimately African countries need to move further up the value chain and diversify into new products. This means more trade - much more.
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Sponsored by CIBIt is often said that African countries trade more with countries outside the continent than amongst themselves, in part as a legacy of the old colonial development model. Bolstering intra-Africa trade is not only welcome but also a key answer to sluggish economic growth. Progress through tools such as the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is happening, but not as fast as it could.
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Sponsored by Golomt BankA focus on supporting small and medium enterprises, a penchant for innovation, international standards and an emphasis on sustainable financing have put Golomt Bank in prime position in Mongolia’s banking industry.
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Sponsored by J.P. MorganDespite the challenging macro environment, corporate confidence is rising as UK and European economies emerge from recession, emboldening companies’ drive for expansion
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Sponsored by HSBCMultiple forces are driving a profound transformation in global trade and supply chains. As a bank operating at the core of these global networks, HSBC highlights five of the forces that are having some of the greatest impact on the future of trade
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Sponsored by HSBCCorporate treasuries are undergoing a rapid transformation, driven by the digitization of commerce, shifts in global supply chains, and the rise of advanced technologies. As businesses face these changes, HSBC is stepping in to provide critical support. From helping companies streamline operations to enabling real-time decision-making, HSBC is at the forefront of this transformation
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Sponsored by CitiThe direct-to-consumer or D2C e-commerce model continues to evolve across Asia and Latin America. Citi experts consider the factors behind this growth, the sectors that could benefit, and how the model could develop in the future.
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Sponsored by CitiThe subscription services e-commerce model is a good example of taking an established, well-understood payment concept and adapting it to the needs of modern consumers.
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Sponsored by CIBIn South Africa, a new generation of digital banks and fintechs are offering credit and convenience to even the smallest SMEs. This provision of financing to the full spectrum of small and medium sized businesses could provide a path for other players to follow.
