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Today’s consumer can order a pizza for delivery to any hotspot and receive up-to-the moment status on its whereabouts. No longer is this level of tracking, and the visibility it provides, limited to the realm of overnight package delivery. Customers expect immediacy not only in product delivery but also in information. Payments are integral to this seamless end-to-end experience.
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With estimated annual losses of $5.3 billion from cyber attacks, companies around the world can and must develop a comprehensive security strategy, according to a new J.P. Morgan report.
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From Excess Working Capital to Efficient Funding Management. Advancements in technology have created new tools which are becoming available globally to help treasurers improve efficiency amid complexity. Knowing how to connect both new and existing liquidity management tools in an integrated manner will help you extract the most value from your working capital.
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The U.S. tax reforms can have wide ranging impacts for your firm. As you focus on optimizing your corporate structure for the new tax environment, there are additional considerations you may want to review as it relates to your global working capital optimization structures.
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Discover how J.P. Morgan is working to help make you future ready - in Europe and beyond.
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Digital payment transformation is sweeping the industry. Alongside this, expectations for B2B payments are evolving rapidly, driven by consumer payment trends. Learn how new technologies and partnerships can be harness to navigate change and help enable success.
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Ecommerce companies now can initiate transactions in the currency of sale, convert to Chinese Yuan/Renminbi (CNY) and route converted payments to payees throughout China via the local clearing system (CNAPS). This creates advantages that mutually benefit ecommerce merchants and their China-based suppliers.
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The Second Payments Services Directive (PSD2) sets a framework for redefining the European payments ecosystem—driving the evolution towards an enhanced customer-centric experience by catalysing innovation across payments services and client distribution channels.
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The world of always-on, contextual commerce includes an emerging need for faster payments. Customers, workers, merchants and suppliers want a quicker way to do business that fits into their 24/7/365 lifestyle. A convergence of these global trends is feeding expectations and are driving a shift towards Real-time Payments.
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Much has been written about how technology is transforming the treasury industry, but the reality is that many companies have yet to fully harness the power of emerging innovations in cash management. Test your knowledge >
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Companies often speak of a shared but elusive ideal: a single bank account within the treasury hub to manage payments and cash concentration.
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Many organizations are maintaining multiple – typically costly – processes. This article showcases the future of automated reconciliation as a manageable solution.
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Find out how banks can partner to bring innovative and value added solutions.
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Find out how to achieve flexibility in your FX strategy to future proof yourself from market volatility.
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End-to-end simplification solves for longstanding workarounds
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A closer look at how to think about and approach wires.
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With tight liquidity and slowing economic growth in key emerging markets around the world, are there still bright spots for exporters?
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Featuring viewpoints from Haytham El Maayergi (Global Head of Transaction Banking at Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank), Patricia Hines (Senior Analyst, Corporate Banking at Celent), Tran Phuong (Senior Executive Vice President at Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam) and Herbert Plank (Head of Trade Finance at Credit Suisse).
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How customer preferences, market trends and technology innovations are intersecting to enable payers to digitize B2C payments.
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Globalization, protectionism and digitalization are rapidly changing the global trade landscape. Treasury and finance professionals from three multinational companies share what this means for their business.
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As China’s wages rise and transportation costs grow more expensive, US businesses are looking for more affordable alternatives.
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Considerations for cross-border banking in North America.
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Recent sentiment notwithstanding, the benefits of international trade likely outweigh its associated costs.
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While some business leaders are confident about new opportunities overseas, some are concerned about the unintended consequences of changes to trade policy.
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International trade is often perceived as strictly the goods that flow back and forth between countries. But true measures need to account for services in addition to physical products.
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The US dollar continues to underperform, while currencies abroad are enjoying the upside surprises that come with being earlier in the growth cycle.
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With the president’s announcement of new steel and aluminum tariffs came significant backlash and fears of a broader trade war, but these worries seem unlikely to materialize.
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The US growth forecast received a material boost, but deficit spending is unlikely to reverse the dollar’s slump.
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Despite rising worries of tensions over new tariffs, the resurgence of the global savings glut points to a mutual benefit among international economies.
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It may be tempting to assume that the United States’ rising trade deficit is caused by its falling household saving rate, but today’s trade imbalance actually reflects growing economic strength across the globe.
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The US growth forecast received a material boost, but deficit spending is unlikely to reverse the dollar’s slump.
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Over the last two decades, the trade deficit between the US and China has steadily widened—likely driven by US demand for Chinese exports and a general imbalance in the countries’ living standards.
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