Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Keeping The Coins Flowing And Cash Coming
Bans and regulations are encouraging novel workarounds by cryptocurrencies.
Author: Gilly Wright
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Do Corporations Need Cryptos?
The few corporations that have embraced cryptocurrencies tend to be small or troubled. However, spinoff technologies from digital currency such as blockchain are likely to play a major role in corporate finance and international banking.
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Africa: Embracing Harmony, Diversity
Providers have to deal with issues both big and small with firms both big and small.
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CEE Treasurers Seek Agility
Newer market economies face issues of smaller scale and a wider array of currencies than their western counterparts.
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Clients Drive Solutions in Mideast
News-heavy year required flexibility in cash management solutions.
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Data Picks Up In Asia-Pacific
Speed becomes the key differentiator for treasury and cash management providers.
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Latin America: Variety Adds Spice
Ever-changing political and economic environments keep cash management professionals agile.
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Nordics: In Tech We Trust
More platforms and more interfaces yield more complexity for Scandanavian treasury officers.
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North America: Tuning In To Treasury Needs
In the wake of the US tax overhaul, corporate treasuries brace for repatriation of assets.
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Western Europe: Treasurers Prep For Open Banking
Vendors guide corporate clients throughincreasingly frictionless—though initially disorienting—new platforms.
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Can Real-Time Payments Really Go Global?
While we are witnessing a global race for instant payments, this momentum isn’t likely to result in a global real-time payments solution anytime soon.
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Trade Finance: AI Brings Predictability in Shifting Times
Lisa Lansdowne-Higgins, vice president of business deposits and treasury solutions, personal and commercial banking at RBC, discusses changes in innovation and free trade.