The rise of real-time payments, and the arrival of new solutions enabled by PSD2 and Open Banking, are set to transform the payments landscape. But are treasurers embracing the opportunities?

Citigroup and Bank of America have reported record transaction banking revenues, while JP Morgan showed a modest decline.

Take a look at the top ten most-read EuroFinance news articles from 2019, as ranked by unique user views from our global corporate treasury community.

Google has surprised market observers by cutting back on its own technology and basing a broad restructuring of its treasury systems on SAP instead.

Record low yields have prompted treasurers to find new ways of driving down the cost of debt, but methods differ based on a company's credit rating.

Corporates are increasingly adopting Value at Risk (VaR) approaches to their currency hedging.

Treasurers often proceed with caution where innovation is concerned – so while some are happy to pioneer new technologies, for others collaboration between banks and fintechs has much to offer.

Foreign currency (“FX”) continues to be a hot topic in the media and one of the core treasury functions regularly discussed by CFOs on earnings calls. So how should treasurers be thinking about FX, and what are some best practices for managing FX risks and opportunities? EuroFinance spoke to Todd Yoder, Global Director of Treasury at Fluor Corporation.

Corporate cash piles have become a byword in recent years. But prompted by tax reform, fear of trapped cash and a need to level the playing field against bank partners, companies are repatriating and centralising as much as they can.