Tag: artificial intelligence

Sharon Wang, senior director, head of group treasury & project finance at CLP Group, shared her views with CT on AI, inflation and transition finance.

CT recently caught up with Manoj Dugar and Yvonne Yiu, HSBC’s Apac regional co-heads, global payments solutions, about how payments are being impacted by tariffs, AI, cost pressures, differing systems, and the desire for speed and interoperability.

The plan is to launch an integrated digital trade corridor to connect China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines

The global economy is going through unprecedented times and expert panelists from Baguio Green Group, SF Reit Asset Management and HSBC discussed how to best manage the volatility.

The global payment firm believes that Apac will "drive the global acceleration in money movement in 2025".

CorporateTreasurer recently caught up with ANZ's managing director of transaction banking about what is on the minds of treasurers in today’s fast-changing environment.

Dow Jones Risk and Compliance has launched a capability that can support treasurers’ compliance transformation agendas, amid emerging threats.

From cash flow forecasting, risk assessment, and fraud detection, artificial intelligence stands to transform treasury. But can it support functional operations?

The appointment of the technology veteran reflects the consulting firm’s confidence in the Indonesian market’s digitisation prospects.

Despite a breakthrough in AI since the end of last year, many corporates will not have the capacity to integrate and benefit from this new technology, research by Equinix has found.

Blockchain ... it might be great for putting the wheels under a letter of credit, but when it comes to parsing mountains of data, AI is set to do the heavy-lifting of treasury forecasting

Beneficial ownership, it seems, is in the eye of the beholder. With jurisdictions making their own rules, they're set to become as complex as sanctions, a banker argues