Building Business Resiliency Into Treasury Services

Business disruption is inevitable—a fact that the events of the past year have brought into sharp focus. But while it may be the largest disruption in recent memory, the COVID-19 pandemic is far from the first catastrophic event to test organizations on a global scale.

From the Great Recession to terrorist attacks and natural disasters, many businesses have had to wrestle with a cascade of obstacles and challenges to normal operations in the past decade. What lessons can we glean from these disruptive events that can be applied to the current situation?  

Treasury resiliency is an important factor to keep top-of-mind before, during and after times of crises. As many organizations learned during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, an emergency is never the ideal time to figure out how to conduct treasury operations remotely.

Watch JPMorgan Chase experts discussing how to send and receive payments more efficiently, integrate online reporting and manage cash flow remotely to help succeed in an ever-changing business environment. 

Key Topics

• How to manage payments remotely and drive more straight-through processing
• Best practices for depositing checks and receiving cash at an office during lockdowns
• How to better manage receivables data in the short and long term
• Simple, efficient methods for paying vendors remotely

Speakers

• Greg Kerwick, Head of TS Client Solutioning
• Tish Sexton, Receivables Solution Specialist
• Elizabeth Carefoot, Merchant Services, Client Consulting
• Brian Anderson, Payables Solution Specialist