Managing and executing corporate liquidity throughout its entire lifecycle is a focus for every CFO and Treasury professional. In this episode, financial and treasury expert Craig Jeffery of Strategic Treasurer unpacks the world of Enterprise Liquidity Management (ELM) for us.

Enterprise Liquidity Management

An overhaul of the UK's payment architecture is underway - from a more open environment, like Open Banking, to new payment rails and value-add overlay services. Industry expert Richard Ransom explores how prepared companies are for the change and what they can do to take advantage of the opportunities.

Corporate Payments Research: The Future Framework of B2B Payments

While the economy is turbulent, fraud levels are rising, and the payments landscape is constantly changing, companies on both sides of the pond seem quite resilient when managing their cash. They feel optimistic about experimenting with new payment types, changing payment terms and looking for ways to better protect their business payments. Gunita Bindra and Charles Bennett share their thoughts on the findings and the expectations of financial decision-makers over the next couple of years.

Corporate Payments Research: Insights into Cash Management

Our annual Business Payments Barometer Report offers insight into fraud statistics across Great Britain and North America. Our fraud panel discusses the findings and offers companies practical tips on how to safeguard against potential threats.

Corporate Payments Research: Actions to counteract latest fraud stats

Having researched 1,600 corporate financial decision-makers from across the US and Great Britain, we chat through the findings from this year’s 2023 Business Payments Barometer such as what’s influencing change in payments – both present and future – such as the focus on adopting innovative technologies, new payment initiatives and tackling the relentless rise of fraud and financial crimes.

Corporate Payments Research: Navigating the headwinds of change

We chat with Bob Cohen of Ardent Partners on AP Automation and how it’s changed from a back-office function to a vital core process within a business – something the pandemic highlighted. He touches on the advances in technology, the opportunities, the challenges, what good looks like, and the journey from mere integration to ongoing evolution.

Tracking the evolution of AP Automation

Nacha, the institution that governs the ACH Network in the United States, recently hosted their annual payments conference in Las Vegas. Attended by banks and corporates from across the globe, the theme for this year’s Nacha event was Smarter, Faster Payments. In this podcast episode, Bottomline’s Michelle Pasquerillo and Brian Hall chat to us about conversations around the room and some key take aways from the event.

Payment dynamics turn to use cases for high-speed rails (Nacha Take Aways)

Now all the ISO20022 deadlines and milestones are out of the way, what’s next? Payments expert, Edward Ireland, chats with us about how those that have migrated are getting on, what new services will it enable, what’s the next exciting phase for becoming ISO native and what will this enable?

What’s after ISO20022?

Just out, is this year’s Treasury Fraud and Controls Report from Strategic Treasurer. In this episode Craig Jeffery, Managing Partner at Strategic Treasurer, and Bottomline’s payment fraud expert, Chris Gerda, chat about the report findings and delves into the wish list from banks of their corporate customers when it comes to preventing fraud.

Five things banks wish you knew about payment security

Without doubt simplicity wins in the chess match against fraudsters. It takes an army. But a consolidated approach, across fraud teams, will unite prevention efforts and create efficiencies when it comes to outsmarting criminals in their next potential move. Fraud expert, Ruud Grotens, talks with us about how fraud investigators and analysts can easily manage and track all fraud cases from cross-functional areas in a single place. What's your next move?

Simple beats siloed in fighting new fraud threats

Are you interested in learning more about the trends and stories that develop in the payments and financial technology industry? You’re in the right place. Find out exactly why The Payments Podcast will soon become your go-to source for anything you wish to know in the world of payments. Brought to you by Bottomline Technologies

The Payments Podcast

Asia Pacific non-cash payment transactions are growing faster than anywhere else in the world, with this growth comes innovation. This episode on the Payments Podcast featuring Marcus Hughes, looks at how Open Banking is developing in the countries located in Asia Pacific, and how the UKs adoption has influenced this. This episode also looks at the difference in real-time payments between Australia, Hong Kong and the UK as well as how China have managed to distance themselves from the SWIFT network, but also have created large and fast opportunities in the payment space

The changing Payment Landscape in Asia Pacific

Open Banking, PSD2, ISO200022, SWIFT gpi, Request to pay, Enhanced data, Confirmation of payee, Payment status – what do all these mean, and more importantly how can they give your company a strategic advantage? This podcast looks at regulations previous and forthcoming to examine how payments will change over the next 5 years. This episode features Jon Rushton, Director of Commercial product management at Bottomline Technologies focusing on how to make the most out of all these changes that are taking place.

Navigating your way through the payment landscape

It’s important for organisations to keep ahead of the developing changes in the Payments landscape. In this episode on the Payments Podcast we’re talking to Gaurav Tiwari about the benefits and changes both ‘Request to Pay’ and ‘payment direct from bank account’ will have on the landscape. As well as what we can expect to see happen to the older services, such as Direct Debit.

How the Payments landscape is changing - Open Banking and Request to Pay

It’s such a complicated time in the payment industry, with a minefield of regulation, innovation, collaboration and fraud prevention. You can be forgiven if you’re not up to date with every current payment trend. This episode on the Payments Podcast will go over the most important payment trends to track over the next few years to ensure that even if you’re not up to date with every trend, you will be for the ones that will matter to your organisation.

It’s such a complicated time in the payment industry, with a minefield of regulation, innovation, collaboration and fraud prevention. You can be forgiven if you’re not up to date with every current payment trend. This episode on the Payments Podcast will go over the most important payment trends to track over the next few years to ensure that even if you’re not up to date with every trend, you will be for the ones that will matter to your organisation.

The payment trends you might have missed

With so much change in the securities landscape it can be hard for asset and wealth management organisations to keep up, especially when you take into consideration customer expectations, new technology and the regulations they need to adhere to in this space. This episode on the Payments Podcast features guest host Simon Pilgrim discussing the securities settlement process with Frederic Viard, from the Bottomline Technologies

The securities settlement process – Keeping up to date with expectation, technology, and regulations

45% of businesses have been impacted by payment fraud in the last year.Companies are being hit harder, losing more and recovering less as a result of payment fraud. This year’s Business Payments Barometer surveyed financial decision makers in Great Britain to gain insights on the payment industry and examine the next 12 months. This episode on the Payments Podcast featured James Richardson, Head of Market Development for Risk and Fraud analyzing what this year’s results mean in the Compliance, Fraud &amp; Sanctions section of the report. For the full Payments Barometer head to: www.bottomline.com/uk/payments-barometer

45% of businesses have been impacted by payment fraud in the last year. Companies are being hit harder, losing more and recovering less as a result of payment fraud. This year’s Business Payments Barometer surveyed financial decision makers in Great Britain to gain insights on the payment industry and examine the next 12 months. This episode on the Payments Podcast featured James Richardson, Head of Market Development for Risk and Fraud analyzing what this year’s results mean in the Compliance, Fraud &amp; Sanctions section of the report. For the full Payments Barometer head to: <a href="http://www.bottomline.com/uk/payments-barometer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bottomline.com/uk/payments-barometer</a>

Compliance, Payment Fraud & Sanctions - The trends of 2019

Payments. Late payments, International payments, Real-time payments - where do we begin? This year’s Business Payments Barometer surveyed financial decision makers in Great Britain to gain insights on the payment industry and examine the next 12 months. This episode on the Payments Podcast featured Marcus Hughes, Head of Strategic Business Development, analyzing what this year’s results mean in the Payment insights: Driving payment efficiency section of the report. For the full Payments Barometer head to: www.bottomline.com/uk/payments-barometer

Payments. Late payments, International payments, Real-time payments - where do we begin? This year’s Business Payments Barometer surveyed financial decision makers in Great Britain to gain insights on the payment industry and examine the next 12 months. This episode on the Payments Podcast featured Marcus Hughes, Head of Strategic Business Development, analyzing what this year’s results mean in the Payment insights: Driving payment efficiency section of the report. For the full Payments Barometer head to: <a href="http://www.bottomline.com/uk/payments-barometer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bottomline.com/uk/payments-barometer</a>

92 percent of businesses pay suppliers late: Payment insights

The way businesses and banks pay and get paid is changing rapidly. The New Payments Architecture will affect bacs payments and Direct Debits, the way everyone had known it for the last decade. With NPA having so much of a change on the payments landscape it is vital to be in the know in advance. This episode on the Payments Podcast features to Marcus Hughes, head of strategic business development explaining the exact impact NPA is set to have.

The way businesses and banks pay and get paid is changing rapidly. The New Payments Architecture will affect bacs payments and Direct Debits, the way everyone had known it for the last decade. With NPA having so much of a change on the payments landscape it is vital to be in the know in advance. This episode on the Payments Podcast features to Marcus Hughes, head of strategic business development explaining the exact impact NPA is set to have.

Everything you need to know about the new payments architecture (NPA)

Did you know nearly 90% of adults pay at least one bill each month using Direct Debit? Yet many businesses of all sizes remain unsure of how they should be using it or when for their collections. This episode on the payments podcast is part one of three episodes focusing on the advantages Direct Debits give organisations of all sizes. This episode provides an overview of Direct Debits, takes into account terminology, set up, cancellation, compliance, the DD guarantee and overcoming pain points. This podcast series features Andrew Strickland, an accredited Bacs trainer with over 10 years’ experience in Direct Debit training.

Did you know nearly 90% of adults pay at least one bill each month using Direct Debit? Yet many businesses of all sizes remain unsure of how they should be using it or when for their collections. This episode on the payments podcast is part one of three episodes focusing on the advantages Direct Debits give organisations of all sizes. This episode provides an overview of Direct Debits, takes into account terminology, set up, cancellation, compliance, the DD guarantee and overcoming pain points. This podcast series features Andrew Strickland, an accredited Bacs trainer with over 10 years’ experience in Direct Debit training.

Direct Debit - The how, what and why for businesses

Regulations aimed at detecting and preventing fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing and financial crime have more than tripled in recent years. While banks and corporates battle to stay ahead of the growing domestic and cross-border risks associated with the proceeds of crime, none can afford the financial and reputational cost of not adhering to these changing regulations and being caught in an illicit funds transfer.  This episode features Sukh Vairea, Market development manager for risk and fraud explaining how to efficiently identify and mitigate money laundering and compliance risk, as well as providing guidance on what needs to be done in order to combat the ongoing threat.

Why money laundering checks and sanction screening really matters

Sibos is one of the biggest events of the year for the transaction banking industry. This episode on the Payments Podcast features Ed Adshead-Grant discussing some of the key points of this year’s event, specifically on Open Banking, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the future of Banking.

Sibos 2019: Open Banking, Machine learning, AI and the future of banking

Starling Bank

Introduced in response to the global financial crisis in 2008 the New Access Model was designed to remove barriers and create a level playing field for smaller/challenger financial institutions and PSP’s to connect to Faster Payments. In this episode on the Payments Podcast, we’re talking to Julian Sawyer, Chief Operating Officer at Starling Bank and Ed Adshead-Grant, General Manager for Payments at Bottomline about how and why the market and access model for real-time payments has evolved over the last 10 years.

Real Time payments: The need for speed with Starling Bank

It’s important for any organisation to not fall behind. This episode looks at the trends in business payments for 2018/19 and how to make the most of knowing what other organisations are worrying about or investing in. Focusing on some of the most surprising results from the Bottomline Technologies Business Payments Barometer, Ed Adshead-Grant, General Manager for Payments explains what impact these will have on organisation and how to use them to give you a strategic advantage.

Business Payment Trends – Is your organisation ahead or behind?

EuroFinance is the largest treasury focused event, with 1000's of delegates in attendance every year. This podcast episode will bring you the highlights and the most talked about topics from the event. Topics that will need to remain in the front of mind for every treasurer over the next year. This episode features Marcus Hughes, Head of strategic Development at Bottomline and a speaker at this year's EuroFinance event discussing his key takeaways from the event and giving an overview of his speaking session.

EuroFinance is the largest treasury focused event, with 1000's of delegates in attendance every year. This podcast episode will bring you the highlights and the most talked about topics from the event. Topics that will need to remain in the front of mind for every treasurer over the next year. This episode features Marcus Hughes, Head of strategic Development at Bottomline and a speaker at this year's EuroFinance event discussing his key takeaways from the event and giving an overview of his speaking session.

An easier path to digital treasury transformation: Highlights from EuroFinance 2019

This episode on the payments podcast is hosted by Craig Jeffery of strategic treasurer, featuring Bottomline’s Chris Gerda, Risk and Fraud prevention officer and James Richardson, Head of Market Development. The three discuss the 2019 Treasury fraud &amp; controls survey, along with actions to help prevent fraudulent behaviour occurring in their organisation.

This episode on the payments podcast is hosted by Craig Jeffery of strategic treasurer, featuring Bottomline’s Chris Gerda, Risk and Fraud prevention officer and James Richardson, Head of Market Development. The three discuss the 2019 Treasury fraud &amp; controls survey, along with actions to help prevent fraudulent behaviour occurring in their organisation.

Treasury Fraud and Controls: Securing payments & preventing fraudulent behaviour

The new European Directive, PSD2 has been on the mind of organisations for the last few years, but how should banks be preparing for this initiative? This episode on the Payments Podcast explores what steps banks and payment service providers should take in order to respond to the opportunities and threats presented by PSD2 in this increasingly competitive payment landscape. This episode is split into two parts.

The new European Directive, PSD2 has been on the mind of organisations for the last few years, but how should banks be preparing for this initiative? This episode on the Payments Podcast explores what steps banks and payment service providers should take in order to respond to the opportunities and threats presented by PSD2 in this increasingly competitive payment landscape. This episode is split into two parts.

How banks should be preparing for PSD2 (Part 1)

The new European Directive, PSD2 has been on the mind of organisations for the last few years, but how should banks be preparing for this initiative?This episode on the Payments Podcast explores what steps banks and payment service providers should take in order to respond to the opportunities and threats presented by PSD2 in this increasingly competitive payment landscape.

The new European Directive, PSD2 has been on the mind of organisations for the last few years, but how should banks be preparing for this initiative? This episode on the Payments Podcast explores what steps banks and payment service providers should take in order to respond to the opportunities and threats presented by PSD2 in this increasingly competitive payment landscape.

How banks should be preparing for PSD2 (Part 2)

Digital Transformation is all about reimagining your business in the digital age. Given the pace of innovation, it’s important that companies organically evolve their digital strategy to meet the needs and expectations of its customers when it comes to user experience and more current ways of payment processing. Jon Mahoney, Head of Digital Enablement at Bottomline Technologies, talks through why digital transformation is so important and how companies keep pace.

Digital Transformation is all about reimagining your business in the digital age. Given the pace of innovation, it’s important that companies organically evolve their digital strategy to meet the needs and expectations of its customers when it comes to user experience and more current ways of payment processing. Jon Mahoney, Head of Digital Enablement at Bottomline Technologies, talks through why digital transformation is so important and how companies keep pace.

Stuck in a time warp: Is your digital payment strategy too slow?

Innovation, infrastructure and reinvention. What does this mean for the future of banks? This episode on the payments podcast features Gareth Priest, VP of product strategy, discussing the changes banks are being forced to make to keep up with the changing landscape and the top 5 takeaways from EBAday 2019.

Helping banks thrive in the new open real-time world: The top five takeaways from EBAday 2019

In a world of sophisticated hackers, it’s harder than ever to protect yourself and your business from the vulnerabilities that will give them access to your payments. This episode on the Payment Podcast discusses the more modern, adventurous techniques that are being used by fraudsters, and how organisations need to be more aware of how they’re giving access to their systems and personal devices away. This episode features Julien Laurent, Market development manager for fraud solutions at Bottomline.

The race to be safe: Protecting your organisation from fraud

The best self improvement podcast episodes. From improving productivity, to finding purpose in your life to what constitutes freedom, this topic is on anything and everything that can help people to improve their lives. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!

Best Episodes on Self Improvement, Growth & Development

The best podcast episodes on global issues affecting everyone. Covering topics such as the #metoo movement, climate change, the impact of technology and some of the biggest global issues facing us right now. For anyone interested in learning more about the world, and some of the issues we're facing, pick an episode below and start listening! Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!