TRANSATION BANKING AWARDS 2019

JUDGING PANEL Francesco Burelli, digital and payment specialist, Arkwright Enrico Camerinelli, senior analyst, Aite Group Eric Li, research director, Coalition Kimberley Long, Asia editor,The Banker Joy Macknight, managing editor, The Banker Ronan O'Kelly, partner, corporate and institutional b...

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Published in:The Banker 2019-09, p.38
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Application programming interface
Artificial intelligence
Awards & honors
Banking industry
Banks
Blockchain
Cash flow
Distributed ledger
Emerging markets
Funding
Small & medium sized enterprises-SME
Suppliers
Supply chains
Sustainability
Working capital
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Summary:JUDGING PANEL Francesco Burelli, digital and payment specialist, Arkwright Enrico Camerinelli, senior analyst, Aite Group Eric Li, research director, Coalition Kimberley Long, Asia editor,The Banker Joy Macknight, managing editor, The Banker Ronan O'Kelly, partner, corporate and institutional banking, Oliver Wyman Wim Raymaekers, head of banking markets and gpi, Swift Didier Vandenhaute, partner, PwC GLOBAL WINNER: Hasan Khan, head, transaction products and services at Standard Bank Group, says taking a lead from its customers has helped to give the bank an edge: "Clients are looking for partners who truly understand their business and proactively craft solutions with them to help achieve their aspirations across their markets. Drew Douglas, HSBC regional head of global liquidity and cash management, North America, says the bank is ensuring its services match the changing demands of its customers: "As the treasurer's function becomes more integrated into business operations, it has become increasingly complex. The bank's vendor management team held sessions with the client's suppliers to educate them on vendor prepay, and explained the potential financial benefits of greater visibility regarding their cash flow and access to working capital.
ISSN:0005-5395