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VIDEO: Workplace Innovation - Mobile Solutions Drive Change GloballySusan Skerritt, Head of Business Strategy and Market Solutions for BNY Mellon's Treasury Services group, discusses the exponential growth of mobile technology and its profound impact on the workplace globally. Author: Susan Skerritt
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The Essentials of Innovation - Best Practices for Creating and Maintaining a Culture of InnovationSusan Skerritt, Head of Business Strategy and Market Solutions for BNY Mellon's Treasury Services group, asserts that innovation is alive and well in the financial services industry and outlines eight essentials for innovation success. Author: Susan Skerritt
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Africa on the Rise: Changes and DevelopmentsReprinted with the permission of gtnews The economic turnaround in Asia has provided both an example and a new source of trade and investment for Africa, producing economic growth that little more than a decade ago seemed impossible, given the continent's seemingly intractable problems. Driven largely by its exportable wealth of natural resources, Africa's economy has begun to grow in other directions, as its own middle class has begun to grow, creating a demand for imported finished goods. Author: Karen Henwood
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Latin America Economies: Heating Up, Cooling DownReprinted with the permission of gtnews Thirty years ago, what were described as 'emerging markets' accounted for one-third of global gross domestic profit (GDP). Now the number is over half and emerging markets accounted for more than 80% of growth in real GDP in the past five years. The Latin American economies are notable contributors to these increases and their rapid growth has recently raised concerns about overheating. This article will discuss the merits of these concerns and the state of the Latin American economies generally. Author: Dino Sani
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Shifts in Trade Flows Provide Opportunities for Global Payment BanksReprinted with the permission of FTSE Global Markets Global payments is a fundamental business for banks. It is also a business under demand from corporate clients for more and better services, delivered with ever thinner profit margins. In the future, global payment value and revenues will be maximized through smart network management, increased standardisation and payment system rationalisation. Drivers of change will be the on-going shifts in trade flows, regulatory issues, new technologies and competition from nonbanks. Author: Jennifer Stanley
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Payment Solutions for Indian Multinationals: The Role of Indian BanksReprinted with the permission of gtnews Faced with the double-barreled dilemma of investing in new technology at a time of pinched profits, limited capital expenditure budgets and increased client demand, many Indian banks are considering outsourced solutions from large global banks that have the networks and the capability to process multicurrency and multi-location payments with ease and efficiency. Author: Aneish Kumar
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Making Sense of Renminbi InternationalisationChina is determined to ensure that its currency, the renminbi, becomes fully internationalized and a reserve currency for other nations in ten years. Is this possible, and if so what would be the ramifications? A. Richard Brown, head of treasury services, Asia Pacific for BNY Mellon offers his view. Author: A. Richard Brown
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Viva La Economia Nueva - Latin America Emerges from the Financial CrisisHaving seen its share of economic turmoil, Latin America is emerging from the financial crisis with a growth rate that is the envy of northern trading partners. The region is exhibiting newfound strength and stability, particularly in the banking sector, which is poised for explosive growth as Latin America plays a more dominant role in the global economy. Author: John Hernandez
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VIDEO: Evolution Through Collaboration - Global Transaction Banking Comes of AgeDominic Broom, Head of Market Development for BNY Mellon Treasury Services, Europe, Middle East and Africa, discusses recent research highlighting a new approach to financial institution partnership that can generate greater value. The research identifies a more collaborative, value-based manufacturer-distributor model as a positive way to address transaction banking needs in this evolving global marketplace. Author: Dominic Broom
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Global Transaction Banking: Evolution Through Collaboration (Summary)This study finds that a client-driven, mutually beneficial partnership approach, evolving into a globally-reaching ecosystem of capabilities and value, is a model well-suited to the circumstances of the global business environment -- and even better suited to the post-crisis realities as they are taking shape today. At the same time, traditional partnership approaches no longer fully respond to evolving end-user needs, as they do not capitalise on the value that local banks can bring to a modern working capital cycle.
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