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The Check Isn't in the Mail

Until the late 1990s, when your consumer payers told you the check is in the mail, you couldn't do much other than wait a few more days for the payment to arrive. Chances are, you heard that line frequently, and in some circumstances, you probably discovered that the check had never been sent. Fortunately, you shouldn't hear that stale excuse for late payment as often today, if you are offering your consumers a sufficient array of electronic payment alternatives.

Author:   Blaine Carnprobst
Business:   Treasury Services
Publication date:   October 2008


Chindia: The Emerging and Merging of Two Asian Giants

As the world's largest developing nations, China and India continue to fuel Asia's economic growth, which the Asia Development Bank estimates at 7.6 percent for 2008. The rise of these two giants within the global economy has led to healthy competition between the two countries. But as their economies emerge, they also are finding common ground from which to cooperate. Learn more about the changing dynamic towards cooperation.

Authors:   Aneish Kumar, S.W. Chu
Business:   Treasury Services
Publication date:   December 2008


How Fit is Today's Healthcare Provider's Financial Back Office?

It's no secret that today's healthcare providers face immense obstacles in trying to contain the exorbitant costs of running an efficient patient financial services operation. As part of their attempts to do so without impeding the quality of patient services, efforts to overhaul patient claims and payment processing systems to accommodate electronic remittances stand out for their extreme cost-savings potential.

Author:   Rose Wojciechowski
Business:   Treasury Services
Publication date:   February 2009


Recent Trends in Trade Payment Services

There are places at the trade table for both letters of credit and open account.

Author:   John Hogan
Business:   Treasury Services
Publication date:   April 2009


Increased Risk and Global Trade

Find out how a collaborative and partnership approach to international trade can help ease the recent slow down in the movement of goods and services.

Author:   Mike McDonough
Business:   Treasury Services
Publication date:   April 2009


The Resilient Asian Economy

Aneish Kumar, Head of Treasury Services for the Indian Subcontinent, discusses global changes in transaction banking and what's going on in Asia's other dragon -- India.

Author:   Aneish Kumar
Business:   Treasury Services
Publication date:   September 2009


The Dollar, Currency Convertibility and Asian Dollar Settlement

Richard Brown, Head of Treasury Services for Asia Pacific, discusses questioning the dollar as a reserve currency.

Author:   Richard Brown
Business:   Treasury Services
Publication date:   September 2009


Integrating Treasury Solutions in Asia and Europe: A Roadmap for Success

This white paper sets out to establish the level of treasury services integration at corporate level across six very different exporting economies namely: Spain, Italy, Germany, the People's Republic of China, India and the Republic of Korea.

Authors:   Alan Verschoyle-King, Richard Brown
Business:   Treasury Services
Publication date:   September 2009


Transforming India's Payments Industry

The global financial crisis has changed the way Indian banks look at payments. Although, with the help of partner banks, much progress has been made, there is still work to be done in developing payments technology, strategy and scale.

Author:   Aneish Kumar
Business:   Treasury Services
Publication date:   October 2009


Simplifying and Standardizing Cross Border Payments

In a global economy, corporations increasingly employ workers living in countries foreign to the corporate home. The trend is notable in Europe, where whether for a lower cost of living or a moderate climate, workers are retiring in foreign countries. For corporations issuing payments to employees for pension, payroll, benefits and interest, this has generated some significant logistical problems.

Author:   Eric Kamback
Business:   Treasury Services
Publication date:   October 2009


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