The Global Treasurer

3 weeks ago | theglobaltreasurer.com | Marina Mouka

Let’s face it: in today’s financial world, waiting for yesterday’s news just doesn’t cut it. Treasury teams are under pressure to make lightning-fast, smart decisions, especially when it comes to cash flow, keeping enough in the bank, and moving money across borders. So, how do they get that “now” level of insight and move with that kind of speed? APIs are a big part of the answer.

4 weeks ago | theglobaltreasurer.com | Marina Mouka

For decades, companies have looked to Asia as the land of opportunity – its rapid industrialisation, massive consumer base, and booming economies have attracted global businesses eager to expand. But with opportunity comes the complexities of operating in what is an incredibly diverse region. Today, the opportunity is still immense, but the landscape has evolved.

1 month ago | theglobaltreasurer.com | Marina Mouka

Struggling with a maze of bank accounts, tangled in the complexities of cross-border payments, and lacking real-time visibility? If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Modern treasury teams face unprecedented challenges. But there’s a bright spot: virtual accounts.

1 month ago | theglobaltreasurer.com | Marina Mouka

Europe’s payments infrastructure is undergoing a fundamental shift. By October 2025, financial institutions across the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) will be required to facilitate instant euro transactions, processed within 10 seconds, available 24/7. The move cements real-time payments as the new standard, pushing businesses to rethink liquidity management, treasury operations, and cross-border transactions.

1 month ago | theglobaltreasurer.com | Marina Mouka

The banking industry is at a crossroads. As customer expectations skyrocket and digital disruptors redefine financial services, traditional banks can no longer rely on legacy architectures that were built for a different era. The new reality demands agility, resilience, and the ability to innovate at speed—capabilities that monolithic systems simply cannot provide.