Supply Chain Finance

Global financial threats are escalating, cybercrime is a top priority for CFOs and the demand for more fluid working capital is increasing. With so many challenges facing senior leaders today, it is essential to stay in touch with thought leaders in the treasury and finance space to stay ahead of the competition. One event not to miss is the New York Cash Exchange 2018, an annual conference hosted by the Treasury Management Association of New York (TMANY).

Multinational corporations with regionally dispersed and large supply chains are expanding growth opportunities with supply chain finance programs. By supporting their suppliers with better terms and faster payments in a way that doesn’t impact working capital allocation, senior finance leaders are better able to manage a complex supplier network. Modern CFOs are turning to their treasury team, who manage the funding of payments to their suppliers, for technology enabled solutions that deliver supplier payments on a secure platform to reduce risk and generate free cash flow.

Capital management is dominating financial news of late. Pundits everywhere are digging into the impact of the current economy on corporate repatriation, higher inflation expectations, equipment expenditure levels, stock buy-back plans and more – all of which likely require involvement from the board when it’s time to make a move.