Misys partners with Latin American treasury consultants
The financial software company Misys has announced that tcmpartners will be the first Latin American company to join its InFusion Partner Programme.
Technology & Products
Big data will shape corporate futures, says Mastercard
Macro-data accumulated through analysing global payment data creates patterns and predictions that “influence every part of our lives”, according to Anne Cairns, Mastercard’s president of International Markets.
Four essential features of a risk management system
Currency volatilities and plummeting oil prices are just some of the market forces that have recently brought risk management to the fore in many organisations.
US government incorporates payment overhaul into cost-cutting strategy
The Obama government has called for the General Services Administration (GSA) to modernise out-of-date remittance technology as it reviews its contracts with major financial institutions.
Transaction specialist uses $12m funding to triple workforce
Having raised $12m in funding last summer, Israeli smart payment technology provider Zooz has announced the appointment of another 100 employees.
SWIFT expands African operation
The messaging and transaction network SWIFT is to open two new offices in Accra, Ghana and Nairobi, Kenya during 2015, as part of plans to strengthen its presence across the continent.
SWIFT customers to get 10% rebate
Good news for SWIFT users: the company has announced plans to give a 10% rebate on its 2014 messaging fees – a total of more than €30m, according to SWIFT.
Tencent launches China’s first private online bank
Top Chinese internet company Tencent has launched the country’s first private online bank, called WeBank after the company’s popular messaging app WeChat.
Norwegian banks sign up to $157m payment technology contract
Nordic IT company EVRY has landed a NOK 1.2 billion ($157m) contract to supply four Norwegian banks with payment services.
The Big Three: Treasury technology trends for 2015
The role of the treasurer is changing faster than ever before – and the technology that they use will have to keep up. Here are our three major predictions for treasury technology in 2015.
