Corporate money movement is no longer just about transferring value but unlocking it. For many chief financial officers and finance teams, however, payments modernization has...
Businesses and balance sheets have long been built on the finance function’s ability to close. Close the month. Close the quarter. Close the year. The...
Cross-border payments are increasingly wearing two hats for growth-oriented businesses. On the one hand, as digital payment rails proliferate, cross-border optimization has evolved into a...
The CFO’s mandate has traditionally been to optimize within existing systems. Finance chiefs manage costs, allocate capital, forecast with increasing precision and ensure their company...
Two words typically define and rule the enterprise treasury management space: discipline and predictability. Cash flows are forecasted, liabilities are denominated in stable currencies, and...
As the calendar turns, chief financial officers are once again sketching out New Year’s resolutions. Unlike the personal pledges to exercise more or read less...
Supply chain volatility became structural this year. Throughout 2025, President Donald Trump’s tariffs increasingly served as a stress test for enterprise agility, making real-time data fundamental to decision-making, enabling CFOs to...
The 2025 story of the office of the CFO was not one about finance becoming more powerful or automated, much less agentic. What happened during...
By year-end, one conclusion from PYMNTS Intelligence’s The Certainty Project series is hard to miss: Uncertainty rarely arrives as a single shock. It compounds, as...