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Regulatory Compliance and RegTech: Opportunities Abound in 2019

Modern Banking Platform

The 2018 Corporate Payments & Bank Connectivity Report

2018 Corporate Liquidity Receivables Market Report: Modernization of Credit and Collections - From Legacy to Revolutionary

Grow Your Business by Leveraging Data Aggregation

eBook: 4 Critical Questions Every Retirement Plan Provider Should Ask When Defining its Growth Strategy

Leveraging a Testing Methodology to Ensure High Quality Banking APIs

Ensuring Security with Open APIs

Three Key Business Outcomes for Managing Your Wealth Services

Adding security to cash sweep without sacrificing liquidity or yield

The API Developer Experience Enabling Rapid Integration

The Benefits of Open APIs Enabling Rapid Integration

2019 Financial Services Trends and Predictions

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Trends in Banking Modernization 2017-2018

Banking On The Branch Of The Future

Cloud-Enabled Core Banking

Collaborating for Success in the Age of Disruption

Conversational Banking

Targeted Core Banking Modernization

Customer Communications

Deeper Digitization

Five Facts About Direct Banks Every Financial Institution Needs to Know

Getting to Grips with Brexit Uncertainty

Responding to External Threats: Is it Time for Platform Banking?

How Commercial Banks Can Become Readiness Leaders

Technology and Humans: The New Conversation in Corporate Actions

Corporate actions don’t lend themselves to automation. Some of the events are quite complex and require a human to understand the impact –potential entitlements, exposure to customers’ accounts, whether you can partake or not.

Boutique Asset Managers Adapt and Grow in a Turbulent Environment

Today’s volatile, turbulent market is driving boutique asset managers to examine technology that will enable smarter performance and transform investment decision making.

Building Relationships, Gaining Trust in a Credit and Collections Shared Service Center

Much of the value of technology used by shared service centers is determined by the degree to which it enables process automation and efficiency.

FIS Named Top Category Leader in Chartis’ Energy Trading Risk Management Systems 2017

FIS has been named the top category leader in Chartis’ Energy Trading Risk Management Systems 2017.

Four Questions You Must Ask to Manage Your Business Under IFRS 17

Like Solvency II before it, IFRS 17 will create a more complex reporting regime for insurance practitioners.

Five Private Equity Resolutions for 2017

New Year’s resolutions represent an opportunity to review areas where we can improve and then plan to make ourselves the best we can over the course of the year.

Changing Credit and Collections Shared Service Center Strategies

A large majority of multinational corporations have financial shared service centers but their objectives and the way that they operate continue to change as these functions mature.

FIS Introduces an Intraday Power Trading App in SaaS

European power markets have seen significant price and volume volatility as well as negative power prices regularly due to inflexible power sources that can’t be shut down and restarted efficiently as well as an increase in renewable power generation that can’t be forecasted easily.

Treasury Management Compliance in a New Regulatory Era

Regulatory risk is an ever-present, ever-changing part of risk management. Since 2008, however, we have seen a steep change in regulatory scrutiny as well as the costs and risks associated with non-compliance.

Building Relationships, Gaining Trust in a Credit and Collections Shared Service Center

Much of the value of technology used by shared service centers is determined by the degree to which it enables process automation and efficiency.

Treasurers Add Cybersecurity Risk to Their Priority List

The old adage “fool me once” rings especially true for treasury professionals facing the ever-growing risks of fraud and cybersecurity threats.

The “Lite” Side of Disruption for Fund Administration

Technology disruption is a hot and headline-grabbing topic for the asset management industry.

Optimizing a credit and collections shared service center with specialized technology

As expectations grow for shared service centers, best-in-class technology is needed to keep pace.

Three Reasons You Should Upgrade Your Private Equity Software

There are some things in this world that get better with age. Wine, whisky and leather all come to mind.

How much value does your credit and collections shared service center add?

Cost efficiency to working capital optimization, seventy percent of companies are satisfied or very satisfied that their shared service center has allowed them to achieve their objectives, according to a recent FIS survey.

Go Digital – It’s the Healthcare Consumer Way or the Highway

The digital revolution has changed consumer behavior irrevocably in virtually every way.

Three Trends in Intraday Power Trading in Europe

The rapid move to renewable generation continues to drive intraday power trading in European markets.

Play by Finances Rules for Data and Raise Your Actuarial Game

As an accounting regulation, IFRS 17 demands unprecedented levels of connectivity and collaboration between insurers’ actuarial and finance departments, especially in the way they manage their data.

FIS Ranked Best Overall ETRM Platform in Energy Risk Software Rankings 2017

FIS was named the best overall ETRM platform in the Energy Risk Software Rankings 2017, one of the most comprehensive industry surveys of energy trading risk management vendors, implementation specialists, data vendors and data managers.

Ride the Digital Waves to a Successful Healthcare Transformation

Today’s consumers expect an increasingly digital experience from healthcare insurers.

Don’t Be a Ripple: Why Asset Managers Should Invest in Reinvention

At the rate the entire asset management industry is changing, the idea of a “traditional” asset manager may be only a memory in the not-so-distant future.

Six reasons why your credit risk is not what you think

With the receivables portfolio being the largest asset on many corporations’ balance sheets, credit risk is one of the most important risks to be managed.

The Two Kinds of Relationships Private Equity Firms Need to Stay Competitive

When we set out to survey the global private equity sector in 2016, we focused on technology – how firms we’re using it, how they plan to invest in it, where they see the value in it, etc.

Faster Payments Refresh the Parts Regulation Can’t Reach

There’s nothing like a new regulation to get banks thinking about their processes. But while compliance may be an initial catalyst for change, it’s not always enough to drive a wholesale, strategic transformation.

How Wealth Managers and Private Banks Can Make Sense of MiFID II

FIS’ Suman recommends focusing on three points to make sense of MiFID II: inducement, suitability and appropriateness, and governance.

How to break the DSO deadlock

Collections models are largely the same today as a century ago.

What do Donald Trump, Robots and Same Day Payments Have in Common?

It’s no joke: faster payments, artificial intelligence (AI) and the new president are all causing a stir among U.S. banks – and together, creating a melting pot of opportunities.

Is your credit and collections team having a crisis of confidence?

According to FIS’ 2017 Credit & Collections Market Study, only 12 percent of credit and collections professionals believe that their performance is above the industry average, and a striking 32 percent have no idea.

Can Squeezed Transfer Agency Services Really Deliver “Business as Usual"?

As another global custodian sells off its stake in a transfer agency service, clients have been told to expect “business as usual”.

Ready or Not – Which Type of IFRS 17 Implementer Are You?

After talking to countless clients around the world about IFRS 17, I’ve noticed four distinct styles of preparedness for implementing the new accounting standard by the start of 2021.

Five Steps to Capturing the Middle-Office Market

Asset managers continue to look for support roles they can offload from their fund administrators in order to cut costs.

Why Modern Reconciliation Solutions Are an Easy Pill to Swallow

Does your reconciliation solution look like it was built in the 1980s, all green screens and grey boxes?

Are Capital Markets Utilities a Free Fintech Lunch?

As the pace of innovation increases and the “next” Industrial Revolution awaits us, capital markets firms must explore which fintech to evaluate, invest in, ignore, or delegate to their service providers.

Automation Matters under IFRS 17

Though automation and workflow improvements have long been on the insurers’ “to-do list”, they are often kept aside for a time when work eases off.

A Fireside Chat with ComTech Advisory About ETRM Systems: Build, Buy or Subscribe

We invited Patrick Reames, managing partner of Commodity Technology Advisory (ComTech), the leading analyst firm in the ETRM/CTRM markets, to discuss current trends and issues related to energy companies’ decisions to build, buy or acquire SaaS ETRM solutions.

How Active Asset Managers are Proving Their Worth

For years now, commentators and consultants have criticized the fee structure of active funds as excessive.

Can Convertible Bonds Give You the Edge?

Half-bond, half-equity, convertible bonds are notoriously difficult to trade and model.

The History of Banking

The American financial system has taken many forms since its inception in the pre-Revolution colonies.

Hedge Funds are at an Operational Fork in the Road

With pressure on fees and increasing competition, hedge funds have no choice but to increase the efficiency of their operations. But how should they achieve this?

Taking a Risk-adjusted Approach to Funds Transfer Pricing

Liquidity and interest rate risk are the primary focuses of a bank treasury/ALM function, and your investment and borrowing portfolios are your largest tools for to manage them.

Turn MiFID II to Your Advantage

There are many regulations affecting the sell side, but I’d argue that MiFID II is the most significant for anyone in the trading business.

Treasury in the Cloud: Practical Drivers

The term cloud, generally used to describe any variety of web-based technology that is hosted by a third party, has been a steadily growing topic of conversation within the financial industry over the past several years.

Tap into the Human Side of Healthcare with Robotic Automation

The robots may be coming for healthcare insurance. But rather than replacing people, they will set us free to strengthen relationships, improve interactions and create a better, more human experience, both internally and externally.

Will IFRS 17 Make or Break Insurance Operations?

Like Solvency II before it, the new International Financial Reporting Standard for insurance contracts (IFRS 17) is set to increase pressure on insurers’ systems and processes.

Seven Good Reasons to Welcome IFRS 17

With concerns over costs and a perceived lack of benefits among some insurers, there’s a prevailing mood of doom and gloom about IFRS 17.

Treasury in the Cloud: Mitigating Cyber Risk

Cyber-attacks have become all too common over the past several years.

Energy and Commodity Traders: Are Tight Margins Driving Your Need for More Data?

The never-ending pursuit of alpha in energy and commodity markets these days has driven many utilities, oil and gas firms, corporates, FCMs and hedge funds to widen their data horizons.

Five Modern Objectives for Annuity Providers

From economic uncertainty to new regulatory requirements, U.S. annuity providers must manage a range of modern challenges.

Beyond the Cloud – Next-Generation Treasury Technology

Cloud adoption rates are on the rise. But apart from cloud, which is often associated with the modernization of treasury technology, what are the other forms of innovation in store for treasury?

What Does the Federal Reserve’s Faster Payments Task Force Faster Payments Report Mean for Corporate Treasurers?

Now that the Federal Reserve’s Faster Payments Task Force has made its final report available, it is appropriate to reflect on what Faster Payments or Real-Time Payments will bring to corporate treasury departments.

The Added Value of Automation for Appeals and Grievances Processes

The appeals and grievances process is highly regulated, scrutinized and monitored, so it is critical for healthcare payers to manage it efficiently from end to end.

What Defines a Cloud and What Does it All Mean for Securities Finance and Collateral?

A cloud solution can be a variation of many things; understanding its subtlety and definition is key. In his blog, FIS’ David Selwood puts cloud solutions into context.

FIS Introduces a Commercial Pipeline Operations Management SaaS App for Midstream Operators

The increasing global demand for natural gas and expanding infrastructure and capacity will require natural gas pipeline operators to look for innovative ways to manage their commercial pipeline operations more efficiently.

Five Areas to Drive Connectivity with Insurance Investment Managers

Insurers’ actuarial and investment teams often work in silos, and have little in common when it comes to professional vocabulary.

Research Reveals Asset Managers Must be Ready for Reinvention

White paper based on global research and the FIS Readiness Index, FIS explores why asset managers must embrace reinvention to close the growth readiness gap and rise to the future.

Achieving Business Goals with the FIS Securities Processing Suite

perspective on some of the issues facing FIS’ clients and prospects today and how the Securities Processing Suite can help them solve their business goals and industry initiatives

Annual Global Payments Study Reveals Corporate Payment Challenges

Visibility over cash flows, balances and exposures, and strong, systematic controls within key functions and processes is fundamental to corporate treasury.

Reduce Dispute Resolution Cycle Time with Intelligent OCR

All corporations are faced with some level of receivable dispute management. For many companies, managing and quantifying deductions, disputes, chargebacks and claims is difficult.

How Does Your Trading Technology Rank Against Your Competitors?

Jonny Moore, head of convertible strategy at FIS, discusses the complexities of today’s convertible trading market and the opportunities created by the latest data and technology developments.

Increase Sales with Automated Cash Application

Customer relationships are paramount in today’s ever-changing environment. The ease with which customers can locate and switch suppliers, even for strategic direct materials, is driving a cultural change within all parts of an organization.

Three Elements of Data Governance Alternative Asset Managers Need to Master

Data governance isn’t typically thought of as the coolest discipline within the alternative asset industry. That’s OK – the data doesn’t mind.

Blockchain and its Potential Impact on Corporate Treasury: Part I

Over the last few years, there has been a steadily increasing interest in blockchain technology. This interest was initially focused very much on bitcoin, the cryptocurrency that still gains as much attention for its increasing value and links to cybercrime as it does for its technical underpinning.

Blockchain and its Potential Impact on Corporate Treasury: Part II

While perhaps not a direct concern for all corporate treasurers, improvements in the Trade Finance space, brought about by blockchain, could help in the areas of cash flow certainty.

Risk Market Outlook 2018 – Time to Re-examine Risk?

After almost a decade of weak inflation and low or even negative interest rates, some of the world’s central banks are actively pursuing a return to conventional monetary policy.

At Any Rate – Are You Up to Speed with the Filing Exempt Rule?

As the filing exempt rule for securities valuation continues to evolve, can insurers’ current calculation and reporting processes handle the pressure?

Can Your Systems Handle the Medicare Beneficiary Identifier?

In the ongoing fight against health insurance fraud, a new randomly generated Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI) has replaced the Health Insurance Claim Number (HICN) on Medicare cards for more than 5.7 million Americans.

CAT Deadline: Just Another Scratch on the Wall?

Read FIS’ latest blog post regarding the new Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) deadline, now set at November 2019, for reporting U.S. equities data to the SEC.

Digital Treasury Defined

Digital treasury technology will soon become critical for treasury departments to achieve stability, efficiency, and security.

Driving Change in Commercial Lending

You may not realize it, but the same technology that’s disrupting retail banking is also reshaping commercial and corporate lending.

Enhance Your Factor-based Investment Capabilities

As institutional investors make wider use of factor-based portfolio strategies, it is critical for investment risk management technology to provide the most flexible factor capabilities.

FIS and Conning Collaboration

Integrating GEMS Economic Scenario Generation and Prophet Actuarial Modelling.

Ready or Not?

Based on the latest FIS Readiness Report, 35 percent of firms interviewed aren’t confident they can support growth from a technology functionality perspective. Are you?

Four Steps to Bridging the Actuarial and Finance Divide under IFRS 17

With actuarial calculations at the core of IFRS 17’s accounting requirements for insurance contracts, how can actuaries and finance teams close the gap between their traditionally disparate functions to achieve compliance?

Get Data in Shape to Keep Up with Complex Portfolios

With more data to gather and validate at an increasingly rapid rate, fund administrators need faster reconciliation processes to support complex portfolios.

Internet of Things Will Create New Efficiencies in Auto and Equipment Finance

Imagine being able to control all of the valuable assets you own. Those seen and rarely seen.

Planning for Success in the New Era of Payments – The Need for a 360-degree Vision

The global payments landscape is experiencing its greatest transformation since the dawn of electronic payments.

Shifting the Burden of Regulation

Financial institutions’ regulatory costs could more than double over the next five years, according to a survey by professional services firm Duff & Phelps.

The Transatlantic Challenge: Getting a Handle on Trade Data

The CAT/EMIR/MiFIR/MiFID II challenge in the U.S. and Europe has placed an onerous burden on firms to collect, aggregate and report on an unprecedented amount of trade data. Where do they start?

Three Ways to Overcome Legacy Core System Constraints

If your core banking system is decades old, you’ll know that the proliferation of channels and the rise of digital banking have added further stress to an already-overburdened platform.

Transparent Is the New Black for Fund Servicers

When it comes to processing and reporting on fund data, it’s high time for administrators and servicers to think outside the “black box”.

What a Delay to IFRS 17 Means for Insurers

Over recent months, there has been growing pressure on the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) to push back the introduction of the IFRS 17 accounting standard for insurance contracts.

Modernizing Treasury in the Cloud

Technology modernization is a hot topic across many industries and organization types.

Save Time and Resources by Moving Credit and Collections into the Cloud

Everyone has heard about doing business in the cloud, but few truly understand the benefits that they can achieve.

Do More with Less – Robotic Process Automation

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) can be used by credit and collection professionals across their entire credit-to-cash process to relieve them of the more mundane tasks.

Refocus Your Team with Robotic Process Automation

This blog examines how robotic process automation can be leveraged across the full order-to-cash process in multiple ways.

Partnership Ecosystem Vital for Treasurers

This FIS blog post explores the role treasurers play in the development and maintenance of technology partnerships.

Should You Use Artificial Intelligence in the Credit Review Process?

Find out how credit and collections team can capitalize on artificial intelligence in the credit review process by reading FIS’ latest blog post.

Manual Bank Fee Analysis Processes Lead to High Costs

A recent market report from FIS found that two-thirds of respondents did not have a tool to help analyze their account analysis statements, opening them up to higher costs.

FIS Study Reveals that Corporations are at Risk of Fraud with Manual Bank Account Management Processes

Bank Account Management Report: Complex, Manual Processes Leading to Increased Payment Fraud Risks and High Costs – FIS’ latest market report – revealed that companies are at risk of fraud with manual bank account management processes.

Leverage Artificial Intelligence to Drive Risk-based Collections

Introducing an artificial intelligence review that scores the risk of every customer within a portfolio into your credit and collections processes can have a dramatic impact.

A New Wave of Fragmentation

MiFID II introduced a raft of new regulation into equities trading, much of which extended the original MIFID directives and was designed to bring liquidity from the dark into the light, with an aim to provide better pre-trade transparency in the market.

Biggest Challenges Facing Buy-side Collateral Managers

Collateral managers in buy-side firms are facing unprecedented challenges from a wave of regulatory and market changes.

Can AI Save the Sell Side?

Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t new to the sell side, but it is largely restricted to helping firms make decisions in reaction to events. Firms that can extend their use of AI to predictive analytics to anticipate market events and customers decisions could set themselves apart in a hyper-competitive market.

Electronification: The End of Sales as We Know It?

MiFID II came into effect on January 3, 2018, and we are already starting to see some short-term effects.

How Private Equity Accounting Teams Can Work Smarter and Minimize Errors

Eliminating errors and saving time are the top goals of every private equity accounting team. Of course, your technology needs to be flexible, scalable and future-ready to accomplish this.

IFRS 17 – An Insider’s Guide to Solution Development

In May 2017, the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) published the definitive version of IFRS 17, the new international accounting standard for insurance contracts.

2018 Outlook: Key Trends to Watch for European Energy and Commodities Markets

To a large degree, 2018 is likely to be a simple continuation of the previous few years, as renewables of all forms continue to gain generation share, coal and other dirty fuels are increasingly phased out, and natural gas continues to make something of a resurgence as a generation fuel.

Look to the Cloud for a Complete Solution to IFRS 17

There are many reasons to move your insurance risk management systems to the cloud. Most obviously, it offers potential to save both time and costs, by concentrating resources on key calculations in the main reporting periods.

Margin and What-if

Traditionally found in the dusty corridors of back-office systems, margin is increasingly moving out of the shadows into the spotlight.

MiFID II is a Marathon, Not a Sprint

Any marathon runner will tell you that the key to a strong race is training. The more seriously you take your training, the better position you’ll be in to beat your personal best or finish ahead of the pack.

Pin the Tail on the CAT: A Compliance Officer’s View of SEC Rule 613

Read the interview with Greg Pratnicki, Chief Compliance Officer, FIS Brokerage & Securities Services LLC, Member NYSE, FINRA, SIPC on SEC Rule 613. He discusses how compliance officers at broker-dealers are preparing for CAT.

Reducing Risk in Margin Call Processing

Most accounts have multiple relationships within the organization, and it’s not uncommon to have multiple margin movements with the same client/entity over different products/currencies or regulatory categories.

From Prophets to Profits: Technology’s Role in European Energy Future

There’s a new report in the works that European energy traders would do well to investigate. It provides a neat summary of some of the industry’s most pressing predictions, along with a recap of what can be done about it given the equally prescient predictions surrounding digital technologies.

The Fight for Talent

Banks are competing with big tech for the best talent, so IT managers need to be thinking about what is exciting and differentiating work for this talent.

The Inside Secret: What Made 13% of Large Broker-dealers Jump on CAT?

Recent conversations concerning the impending Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) legislation have revealed some interesting insights into why a small percentage of large broker-dealers are well on their way to having compliance systems in place to manage their reporting obligations.

The New Democratization of Market Data

When a major global investment bank piloted an initiative to swap many of its legacy, expensive market data terminals with more flexible, cost-effective MarketMap terminals , we suspected something was afoot.

The Newest Odd Couple: Securities Finance and Collateral Management

Twenty years ago, when I worked on a fixed income repo desk, no one even spoke to the securities lenders who did equities.

The Wrong Way to Use Robotics in Asset Management

Asset managers, both traditional and alternative, shouldn’t invest in robotics until they have considered the implications.

Why BPaaS Could Be a Path to Growth for Alternatives

Growth-ready alternative funds are looking to cost-effective, flexible business process as a service (BPaaS) offerings to lighten their back-office burdens.

Why Insurers Should Welcome Robots with Open Arms

The robots may be coming for insurance companies. But I’d say that’s good news all around, with positive implications for both back-office and customer-facing operations.

Why SaaS Is a No-Brainer for Investment Operations

There’s a reason why asset managers are increasingly looking to FIS’ InvestOne software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution to be the foundation of their investment operations: lower TCO.

FIS Report Says North American Energy Next Up for Digital Disruption

FIS’ latest report cites disruptive technologies bound to impact North American energy markets and how industry participants might best prepare.

How Hedge Funds Can Capture Their Share of $3.2 Trillion

For a hedge fund looking to boost competitiveness and focus resources on delivering alpha, and serving clients, there’s an ideal model of operations: business process as-a-service.

Thrive Offshore with Streamlined Systems

As offshore portfolios become more diverse in the search for alpha, how can investment operations stay streamlined but ready for growth?

Disruptive Technologies, Business Model Innovation Shape European Energy Future

This blog summarizes the new FIS report outlining changes in European energy markets and how technology disruption and business model innovation can effectively drive profits and progress.

How Connected Technology Can Connect You to Growth in the Private Markets

With FIS’ Private Markets Suite, we have opened opportunities for fund managers to provide investors a level of detail in reporting like never before – and that is simply not possible without seamlessly integrating best-of-breed solutions.

Coming Up – Powerful Insights on Digital Disruption in the Energy Sector

Upcoming FIS report explores potentially disruptive technologies that could forever change the gas and power market in North America.

Reflections on the Path to MiFID II

Looking back at MiFID II’s development, there were numerous delays between the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) and the industry. Could those have been avoided or were they inevitable?

Simplifying Treasury Technology Selection

Across industries and geographies, demand for specialized treasury technology and treasury management systems is higher than ever.

How AI Will Change Commercial Lending – With Careful Human Supervision

Over the next five years, AI is set to transform commercial lending and play a key new role in decision-making – but under the watchful eye of human beings.

Accelerate Payments in your Credit and Collections Solution with Pre-Integrated Merchant Accounts

Many challenges prevent collection teams from achieving a 100 percent current accounts receivable metric

Artificial Intelligence: Driving Cash Flow Improvements Across the Credit-to-cash Cycle

Implementing AI across credit-to-cash will improve collections, credit risk, dispute resolution and cash application in addition to increasing increase cash flow.

As Payment Channels Converge, What’s the Payment Integrity Payoff?

A centralized approach to validating payments helps meet settlement and funding requirements, resolve errors rapidly 24/7 and make payment integrity pay off.

Cross-border Payments on Track with SWIFT gpi

SWIFT global payments innovation (gpi) is on the rise, with 46 percent of corporates planning to adopt it for faster cross-border payments, according to FIS.

Defending Corporations against Payment Fraud

Implementing AI in any area will help improve results. However, Implementing AI across credit-to-cash will improve collections, credit risk, dispute resolution and cash application in addition to increasing increase cash flow. It will help your team uncover the incremental improvements that are sustainable over the long term.

How Are APIs Reversing the Dynamics of the Bank-to-Corporate Relationship?

The combination of real-time payments and collections, and dynamic connectivity via APIs, is a powerful catalyst for cash and liquidity transformation, particularly as opportunities for real-time liquidity management emerge.

Modernizing Collections Risk – A Revolutionary Twist on Productivity Measures

The first step in modernizing the collections process is instituting a risk score to prioritize collection efforts.

Treasurers Prepare for LIBOR Replacement – Part I

How will corporate treasurers be impacted by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority announcement that as of 2021 it will no longer look to banks to supply Interbank borrowing rates which contribute to the calculation and publishing of LIBOR?

Treasurers Prepare for LIBOR Replacement – Part II

With the deprecation of LIBOR, corporate treasurers are faced with an uncertain future about how deals which would traditionally reference LIBOR are struck and what to do about deals which currently reference LIBOR.

Simplifying Treasury Technology Selection

Across industries and geographies, demand for specialized treasury technology and treasury management systems is higher than ever.

How AI Will Change Commercial Lending – With Careful Human Supervision

Over the next five years, AI is set to transform commercial lending and play a key new role in decision-making – but under the watchful eye of human beings.

Accelerate Payments in your Credit and Collections Solution with Pre-Integrated Merchant Accounts

Many challenges prevent collection teams from achieving a 100 percent current accounts receivable metric

LDTI – A Chance to Reimagine the Traditional Life Insurance Business?

More than just a new reporting requirement, LDTI for traditional life business gives insurers a chance to understand their business like never before.

Artificial Intelligence: Driving Cash Flow Improvements Across the Credit-to-cash Cycle

Implementing AI across credit-to-cash will improve collections, credit risk, dispute resolution and cash application in addition to increasing increase cash flow.

As Payment Channels Converge, What’s the Payment Integrity Payoff?

A centralized approach to validating payments helps meet settlement and funding requirements, resolve errors rapidly 24/7 and make payment integrity pay off.

CAT Deadline Update: Don’t Run Out of Lives

FIS’ new blog post spells out the urgency behind the SEC’s April 2020 CAT deadline and offers the best next steps for avoiding significant penalties.

Cross-border Payments on Track with SWIFT gpi

SWIFT global payments innovation (gpi) is on the rise, with 46 percent of corporates planning to adopt it for faster cross-border payments, according to FIS.

Defending Corporations against Payment Fraud

Implementing AI in any area will help improve results. However, Implementing AI across credit-to-cash will improve collections, credit risk, dispute resolution and cash application in addition to increasing increase cash flow. It will help your team uncover the incremental improvements that are sustainable over the long term.

Discover a New Way to Explore Information – Don’t Let Data Be a Hidden Asset

In the drive to transform data into actionable insight, learn how innovative technology can strengthen data management to reveal hidden meaning.

Get Risk Right at Every Level

Sophisticated risk metrics are no longer the sole preserve of top-tier banks. Thanks to an innovative new style of service model, organizations of all sizes can now support highly complex calculations without breaking the budget.

How Are APIs Reversing the Dynamics of the Bank-to-Corporate Relationship?

The combination of real-time payments and collections, and dynamic connectivity via APIs, is a powerful catalyst for cash and liquidity transformation, particularly as opportunities for real-time liquidity management emerge.

Leave Manual Cash Application Processes Behind and Achieve 90 Percent Hit Rates

Companies are leaving manual cash application processes behind with cash application solutions that use artificial intelligence with Accelerate Machine Learning.

Modernizing Collections Risk – A Revolutionary Twist on Productivity Measures

The first step in modernizing the collections process is instituting a risk score to prioritize collection efforts.

Treasurers Prepare for LIBOR Replacement – Part I

How will corporate treasurers be impacted by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority announcement that as of 2021 it will no longer look to banks to supply Interbank borrowing rates which contribute to the calculation and publishing of LIBOR?

The Intuitive, Informative IBOR

For asset managers and investment operations professionals, it has never been simpler to create and run a perpetual IBOR.

Modernizing Credit-to-Cash in a SaaS Environment

Credit and collections solutions in a SaaS environment help companies reduce total cost of ownership, leverage secure environments and receive automatic upgrades.

Treasurers Prepare for LIBOR Replacement – Part II

With the deprecation of LIBOR, corporate treasurers are faced with an uncertain future about how deals which would traditionally reference LIBOR are struck and what to do about deals which currently reference LIBOR.

Why are collateral operations managers so focused on initial margin?

If you work in collateral operations at a bank, asset manager or insurer, Initial Margin (IM) for uncleared OTC derivatives is going to hit you soon.

Is Your Financial Close Open to Innovation?

As the process of closing the books continues to rely on legacy technology and manual tasks, it’s time to open the close to more innovative approaches.

Corporate Treasurers in the Benelux Region Seeking to Modernize Technology

Zanders and FIS have taken the pulse of the corporate treasury market in the Benelux region about their plans around new and rapidly changing technology, which offers stronger functionality and opportunities for treasurers.

Banking Modernization: Is It A Communication Breakdown?

The famous line "What we've got here is failure to communicate" from Cool Hand Luke (1967) serves as a warning shot in the current blitzkrieg of Digital Transformation for banks.

Model Behavior – Make Best Practice Pay Off for Payment Integrity

Retail and enterprise payment processes vary widely, but reconciliation models let you capitalize on commonalities for the ultimate payment integrity payoff.

Mind the Gap with a Dedicated IFRS 17 Subledger

By directly integrating an IFRS 17 subledger with an actuarial modeling platform, insurers can bridge the gap between actuarial and finance systems – and more easily report, disclose and analyze results.

The Devil is in the Details

After a long and protracted process, with multiple layers of consultation and review, the European Commission and Parliament have reached a decision.

Employing Technology to Its Full Potential

Article by David Lewis, FIS, discusses how to employ the latest financial services technology to its full potential.

Is Your Asset Finance Technology Vendor Holding You Hostage?

Rather than keeping asset finance firms happy, many technology vendors seem content to hold clients hostage with inflexible systems and contracts.