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Global Finance Names The World’s Best Banks In Central And Eastern Europe 2018

Global Finance magazine has announced its 25th annual awards for the World’s Best Banks. The honorees for Central and Eastern Europe are presented here. A full report on the selections will appear in the May issue of Global Finance, with ...

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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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Corporate Implementation: Walking The Walk

New realities require a new category to recognize firms advancing treasury and cash management solutions.

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Data Picks Up In Asia-Pacific

Speed becomes the key differentiator for treasury and cash management providers.

Banking

Global Winners: Leveraging Change

Regulation and technology have transformed treasury since 2008. Our global winners have turned those changes to advantage.

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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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Systems and Services: Heads In The Cloud

Innovation drives the category as bank/non-bank distinctions blur.

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Western Europe: Treasurers Prep For Open Banking

Vendors guide corporate clients throughincreasingly frictionless—though initially disorienting—new platforms.