Podcasts about transaction banking

Pulak Jain, Co-founder, Chief Business Officer & Head of Strategy, TransBnkTransBnk is a comprehensive transaction banking platform that facilitates all kinds of financial transactions for corporates and NBFCs. The range of services on offer includes digital lending, supply chain solutions, marketplace solutions, capital market services, and custodial services, alongside cash management and payments. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Pulak Jain, Co-founder, Chief Business Officer and Head of Strategy at TransBnk.

Nosipho Radebe speaks to Rajesh Ramsundhar, Group Head for Investor Services, Transaction Banking, Corporate and Investment Banking at Standard BankSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Frans Westdorp, Product Owner Trade Finance, ABN AMRO Bank & Richard White, Head of Trade Finance, Commercial Banking Applications (CBA)ABN AMRO Bank recently went live with Norwegian software vendor Commercial Banking Applications' Transaction Due Diligence (TDD) functionality within CBA's IBAS GBF - Global Banking Factory. The bank is now using TDD across its global trade finance operations to monitor transactions and flag suspicious activity, helping to combat financial crime and ensure full compliance with national and international regulation. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence spoke to Franz Westdorp of ABN Amro (pictured) and Richard White of CBA about the implementation and the efficiencies it has created. 

Sameer Dubey, Chief Product Officer, GriffinGriffin is one of the UK's neobanks. In the last year it has received its full banking licence, raised funds and begun onboarding customers. Sameer Dubey, Chief Product Officer of Griffin speaks to Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence about the bank's product set and its ambitions for its embedded finance and white labelled banking solutions. He has over 20 years' experience in product, payments, marketing, cryptocurrency, and banking. He was Chief Operating Officer at Bitstamp, led UK operations for N26, and spent more than a decade at Barclays leading its payments business. The conversation begins with a review of current trends in UK banking. 

To learn more about risks and risk management, Trade Finance Global (TFG) spoke with Peter Milne and Alex Gray, Director of Trade and Transaction Banking at the London Institute of Banking and Finance (LIBF).   Read the article here:  https://www.tradefinanceglobal.com/posts/podcast-s2-e14-podcast-risk-management-in-trade-finance-how-a-citr-certification-can-help

Mousami Kshirsagar, Vice President & Head Solution Consulting, Global Transaction Banking – EMEA & APAC, iGTB; Nikhil Gokhale, Head of Research, IBS IntelligenceHanoi-based VietComBank chose Intellect Design Arena's iGTB – Intellect Global Transaction Banking's digital solution to create its Cashup range of digital banking products targeting large and small corporates. In discussion, Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Mousami Kshirsagar (pictured), Vice President & Head Solution Consulting, Global Transaction Banking – EMEA & APAC, iGTB, about the project, together with Nikhil Gokhale, Head of Research, IBS Intelligence. 

Recorded live at the Women in Payments ASEAN Symposium, in Singapore on 25 October 2023, with senior leaders, rising stars and industry experts from across the ASEAN region in attendance. Our host Julia Streets is joined by Danielle Sharpe, Chief of Staff to the Global Head of Transaction Banking for Standard Chartered Bank, Sanjeev Chatrath, Partner, Financial Services & Asia Pacific Payments Leader at EY and Kristy Duncan, Founder and CEO of Women in Payments. The panel discussion explores trends and developments across the ASEAN region, gender dynamics, the power and potential of intersectionality, and the importance and influence of male allyship.

In this captivating conversation, we have the pleasure of hosting Joy Macknight, the first female Editor of the prestigious publication - The Banker. Join us as we journey through Joy's illustrious career, starting from her double major in biology and environmental studies to leading a team of editors and reporters covering the international banking industry. She shares intriguing insights into the challenges and innovation within the banking sector and talks about her journey to becoming the first female Editor of the Banker.We explore the ever-evolving landscape of sustainable banking and finance. We discuss how banks are redefining their reporting, the challenges of comparisons, and the need to include new criteria such as biodiversity and social aspects. We then venture into the realm of Open Banking and Open Finance, whose potential in the UK is yet to be fully tapped. We also discuss the revolutionary potential of open banking and digital identity, touching on the significant role banks could play as trusted sources of digital identity certification.Our conversation then shifts to the importance of gender focus in designing financial services and products, highlighting the potential for products tailored specifically for women. We examine the need for diversity in banks, the sobering reality of gender parity as per the ANF Gender Balance Index, and the various dimensions of diversity. Finally, we delve into the potential impact of quantum computing on banks and how banks need to gear up for this technological advancement. Listen in as Joy shares her thoughts on all these topics and invites everyone to join the Banker Publication community.3 Takeaways:Importance of Gender-Inclusive Design: Joy highlighted the significance of designing financial services and products with women in mind. By considering the different needs and life journeys of women, banks can create more inclusive and tailored offerings. Designing with a gender focus can also empower women and drive financial inclusion.Long Road to DEI: While progress has been made, there is still a long way to go in terms of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the financial services industry. Achieving gender parity alone is estimated to take around 140 years, highlighting the need for continuous efforts to foster diversity and equality in all aspects of banking, including leadership positions. 3. Quantum Computing as a Game-Changer: Joy discussed the potential impact of quantum computing on the banking industry. While it poses risks to current cryptography systems, it also presents opportunities for improved market intelligence and algorithmic capabilities. Banks should invest in understanding quantum computing and build the necessary talent to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.Quantum Computing as a Game-Changer: Joy discussed the potential impact of quantum computing on the banking industry. While it poses risks to current cryptography systems, it also presents opportunities for improved market intelligence and algorithmic capabilities. Banks should invest in understanding quantum computing and build the necessary talent to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.Key Quotes:Some of the really interesting and quite innovative and new instruments that they're bringing to the capital markets, I think is really fascinating. And again, I think, the pressure of the impending climate crisis is just what we're facing at the moment really necessitates the banks to act, and what I feel is that they are doing that right so they're taking it very seriously they're moving into actually into the whole supply chains of their of themselves, but also of their corporate clients, and this is what we need to actually make a huge change.​​When you think of banking as a service, a lot of banks are already starting to think about that. They're thinking about embedding their services and other platforms or other apps.Then they're also thinking about creating their own super apps so that everyone can, you know, work through the banking app to access other lifestyle activities that you want to do, et cetera.Looking at gender data and actually unpicking that, and then finding out what makes sense, not just male customers, but also female customers, because a female's life journey can be very different, right?And if you're just designing products for men, with men in mind, then you're actually missing out.So why not design a pension for women specifically.It comes to financial inclusion, but also female empowerment, etc. And then getting funding to women entrepreneurs is also a big thing that they're working on, which I think is really important.When you look at it from a gendered lens you can really see that there has been some impact, but at the same time it hasn't been enough in terms of all the different levels within the banks.And I think that's really important when we talk about designing financial services products for women. What you really want is to have women as part of that designing culture, etc. But also, you know, working at all the different levels of the bank.What you want to have in any bank, is you want to have those diverse communities represented, so that you're actually serving those communities in the broader sense. And when you have a default design, you're designing for  just one aspect, whether it's, it's men or whatever. When in actual fact you want to be designing products and I think technology is there that you can do that personalization. BIO:Joy Macknight is the Editor at The Banker. She joined the publication in 2015 as Transaction Banking and Technology Editor. Previously, she was features editor at Profit & Loss, editorial director at Treasury Today and editor at gtnews. She also worked as staff writer on Banking Technology and IBM Computer Today, as well as a freelancer on Computer Weekly.LinkedIn link to JoyTwitter link to JoyLink to The BankerHere is the link to the Womens World Banking conferenceLink to the 2018 article, Will the digital world solve the identity crisis?About the HostsMatthew O'Neill is a husband, dad, geek, and Industry Managing Director, Advanced Technology Group in the Office of the CTO at VMware.You can find Matthew on LinkedIn and Twitter.Brian Hayes is an audiophile, dad, builder of sheds, maker of mirth, world traveler and EMEA Financial Services Industry Lead at VMware.You can find Brian on LinkedIn.

Joining Nadia on the first of our #OnTour @  FinTech Connect, North America, special episodes is Maggie Jiang, VP, Transaction Banking Advisor at DNB.Maggie shares insights into the ever-changing financial technology industry. She emphasizes the multi-faceted nature of FinTech and banking, underlining the importance of diverse perspectives.She also discusses the impact of inclusive work culture on collaboration and mentorship. Discover her personal journey of overcoming challenges and advocate for community outreach to demonstrate diverse routes to success.Thank you Maggie for joining us on The DEI Discussions #OnTour @ FinTech Connet NY.

In our latest podcast with Standard Chartered, Tarek El-Yafi, Regional Head of Cash Management Sales, and Karen Hom, Managing Director of Transaction Banking, discuss working capital solutions, the importance of technology, and what a well-run treasury should look like.

Dharmarajan Sankara Subrahmanian, Founder Director & CEO, ImpactsureImpactsure, which was established in 2019, uses AI/ML and natural language processing technologies to build user-centric tools and scalable and secure solutions that process, classify and extract structured and unstructured data from documents. At the core of the company's SureSuite of microservices is the patent pending Secure Unified Responsive Engine (SURE). Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence discusses the impact of AI on banking and the benefits of tailored microservices with Dharmarajan Sankara Subrahmanian, Founder Director and CEO of Impactsure.

Nicholas Soo, Regional Head of Payments Products, Asia, HSBCA majority of the central banks around the world are researching CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) but they are not all looking at the same thing. In this podcast, Nicholas Soo, Regional Head of Payments Products, Asia, for HSBC explains to Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence the differences between the types of CBDCs and what they could mean for the future payments landscape.

Alex Gray, Head of Trade and Transaction Banking at LIBF, talks to James Cook and Jonny Carruthers from BPL Global, and Ozlem Ozuner from Allianz Trade. In this in-person podcast recording at the LIBF offices, our industry experts provide a background and history of Trade Credit Insurance, discuss technological advancements and embedded finance, delve into E-Commerce innovations, and look forward to the future. Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin, Twitter and on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter at @studyLIBF

UniCredit's Raphael Barisaac and Massimo Ortino explain how the firm's new strategy in transactions and payments reflects the dynamics of a changing global market.

Michael Vrontamitis, Trade Finance and Banking Leader, Finastra & Joshua Kroeker, Chief Product Officer, ContourIn a series of interviews carried out at Sibos 2022, we focus on what's hot in banking, banking technology and fintech. During Sibos, Finastra announced a strategic collaboration to integrate its Fusion Trade Innovation software with digital trade finance network Contour, providing banks and corporates with a streamlined end-to-end back-office workflow. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Michael Vrontamitis, Trade Finance and Banking Leader at Finastra, and Joshua Kroeker (pictured), Chief Product Officer of Contour.

Synopsis: The Business Times Branded Podcasts; finely curated, intelligent, thought provoking content for decision-makers. Inspired by the newsroom of your trusted partner. Follow on audio apps Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts, or Google Home smart speaker devices. Produced by The Business Times, SPH Media Trust. As a leader in transaction banking for trade finance clients, HSBC believes every challenge is an opportunity. How can your business keep up with the evolution to better position itself for the future? We speak to Shayan Hazir, chief digital officer, HSBC to find out. This episode of Future of Finance podcast is presented by HSBC Singapore. Highlights: 01:28 Continuing challenges to transformation 04:06 Top challenge: working capital 06:41 Internationalisation and mindset 10:08 Resilience in volatile times 12:05 Web3, DeFi, embedded finance, tokenisation 16:32 Benefits to consumers More about: Building Smarter Businesses Together www.business.hsbc.com.sg/smarterbiz HSBC's Digital Banking Solutions for SMEs https://www.business.hsbc.com.sg/en-sg/business-banking/digital-business-banking-solutions HSBC Commercial Banking www.business.hsbc.com.sg Produced by: Howie Lim, Claressa Monteiro & Lee Kim Siang Edited by: Howie Lim & Claressa Monteiro --- Follow BT podcasts: Channel: https://bt.sg/pcOM Apple Podcasts: https://bt.sg/pcAP Spotify: https://bt.sg/pcSP Google Podcasts: http://bt.sg/pcGO Website: https://www.bt.sg/podcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg Do note: This podcast is meant to provide general information only. SPH Media accepts no liability for loss arising from any reliance on the podcast or use of third party's products and services. Please consult professional advisors for independent advice.  --- Discover more BT podcast series: BT Money Hacks: http://bt.sg/btmoneyhacks BT Mark To Market: http://bt.sg/btmark2mkt PropertyBT: http://bt.sg/btpropertybt WealthBT: http://bt.sg/btwealthbt BT Market Focus: http://bt.sg/btmktfocus #BTPodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Synopsis: The Business Times Branded Podcasts; finely curated, intelligent, thought provoking content for decision-makers. Inspired by the newsroom of your trusted partner. Follow on audio apps Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts, or Google Home smart speaker devices. Produced by The Business Times, SPH Media Trust. As a leader in transaction banking for trade finance clients, HSBC believes every challenge is an opportunity. How can your business keep up with the evolution to better position itself for the future? We speak to Shayan Hazir, chief digital officer, HSBC to find out. This episode of Future of Finance podcast is presented by HSBC Singapore. Highlights: 01:28 Continuing challenges to transformation 04:06 Top challenge: working capital 06:41 Internationalisation and mindset 10:08 Resilience in volatile times 12:05 Web3, DeFi, embedded finance, tokenisation 16:32 Benefits to consumers More about: Building Smarter Businesses Together www.business.hsbc.com.sg/smarterbiz HSBC's Digital Banking Solutions for SMEs https://www.business.hsbc.com.sg/en-sg/business-banking/digital-business-banking-solutions HSBC Commercial Banking www.business.hsbc.com.sg Produced by: Howie Lim, Claressa Monteiro & Lee Kim Siang Edited by: Howie Lim & Claressa Monteiro --- Follow BT podcasts: Channel: https://bt.sg/pcOM Apple Podcasts: https://bt.sg/pcAP Spotify: https://bt.sg/pcSP Google Podcasts: http://bt.sg/pcGO Website: https://www.bt.sg/podcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg Do note: This podcast is meant to provide general information only. SPH Media accepts no liability for loss arising from any reliance on the podcast or use of third party's products and services. Please consult professional advisors for independent advice.  --- Discover more BT podcast series: BT Money Hacks: http://bt.sg/btmoneyhacks BT Mark To Market: http://bt.sg/btmark2mkt PropertyBT: http://bt.sg/btpropertybt WealthBT: http://bt.sg/btwealthbt BT Market Focus: http://bt.sg/btmktfocus #BTPodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Falk Rieker, Global Vice President and IBU Head for Banking, SAPSAP and Santander Corporate and Investment Banking (Santander CIB) partnered earlier this year with the aim of improving client-to-bank connectivity and providing their global clients with financial tools to help navigate supply chain disruptions and accelerate the decarbonisation of their industrial activities.  In fact, Santander CIB became the first bank in the European Union to be a member of SAP Multi-Bank Connectivity in a deal that the bank said was "a step forward in the digitalization of the solutions we provide to our clients, with a strong focus on connectivity, supply chain management and energy transition". Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence discusses the future of corporate banking with Falk Rieker, Global Vice President and IBU Head for Banking at SAP.  

Manish Maakan, Chief Executive Officer, iGTBCommercial Banking is on the cusp of fundamental shifts that will dramatically reorder the industry in the coming decade. As banks assess their future strategies, they need to define their purpose and set a course not just for modernisation, but for true transformation. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence spoke with Manish Maakan, CEO of global transaction banking platform provider iGTB, about the ways in which commercial banking is changing and what that means for the banks and their customers; also, how iGTB itself provides a solution that leverages machine learning and predictive analytics, delivered through APIs and an omnichannel UX.

Today's host is: Chris Asbridge And today's guests are: Stuart Barclay - VP Strategy at Volt.io https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuart-barclay-b6539172/ Michael Sjölin - Performance Test Lead at Qliro https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelsjolin/ Jens Stürup - Head of Transaction Banking & Payments at Lunar https://www.linkedin.com/in/jens-st%C3%BCrup-1b065235/

As consumers demand more convenience, speed, and security from their online transactions, non-financial companies are seeing the opportunity to add to their service offering with white-labelled embedded financial services, tapping into the plethora of Banking as a Service (Baas) solutions that have emerged. In this episode, our panel of experts discuss: How do banks and FinTechs currently view BaaS? What is the current market sentiment toward BaaS platforms? What are the weaknesses of current BaaS offerings? What transpires when a business attempts to scale when its BaaS provider does not have the necessary banking licences? How does being tied to a bank with legacy infrastructure impede on a business' ability to implement embedded finance solutions? How does it impact the risk profile of a business? What are the benefits of working with a single well-structured BaaS provider above working with several FinTechs? Our guests for this episode include: Scott Hamilton - Global Payments & Liquidity Expert, Contributing Editor [Moderator] Anders la Cour – CEO, Banking Circle Anders Olofsson - Head of Payments, Finastra Tony McLaughlin - Managing Director, Transaction Banking, Citi Beat Bannwart - Digital Transformation & Ecosystems, WMPC Tech, UBS

Defaults, rate hikes and withdrawals. On this podcast, Jonathan, Craig and Jack discuss this week's top stories and developments in treasury. Chinese developer Shimao defaults on US$1bn bond Recession fears “leave €40bn of European corporate bonds in distress” Third successive rate hike in Australia Corporate fundraising slips 25% as caution rules The Bank of London and SAP Fioneer partner to revolutionize global clearing and transaction banking Goldman Sachs and Derivative Path collaborate to expand transaction banking BNP Paribas exits the commodity finance business in the United States Honorable Mentions EU agrees regulation for ‘wild west' of crypto assets Crypto lender Vauld suspends withdrawals

Dharmarajan S, Chief Executive Officer, Director and co-Founder, Impactsure TechnologiesImpactsure Technologies has been recognised in the IBSi Sales League Table 2022 for ‘Star Performance' in Transaction Banking (Trade Finance). The company's focus on leveraging the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to create a trade finance solution has resulted in significant deals in India and the APAC region. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Dharmarajan S, Chief Executive, Director and co-Founder of Impactsure Technologies. 

Joost van Houten, Chief Executive Officer, SentinelsFenergo, which supplies digital KYC and CLM solutions recently acquired transaction monitoring platform Sentinels, which aims to streamline AML and transaction monitoring workflows for financial institutions, with the aim of increasing fraud protection and reducing false positives. Robin Amlôt of IBS intelligence speaks to Joost van Houten, CEO of Sentinels about how smart transaction monitoring can relieve the compliance burden and the need to aggregate historical transaction data across multiple financial institutions. 

LFYC | S3 E12 – Obi Abuchi interviews Nathan JohnOn this week's Leading from Your Core Podcast and Vodcast, Obi Abuchi interviews Nathan John.Nathan John is a Corporate Banker and Social Entrepreneur based in Dubai.Over his 19 years in banking, Nathan has developed expertise in Transaction Banking, solution deliveryand developing relationships, having worked for some of the world's leading companies such as Barclays,J.P. Morgan, Ernst & Young and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank.In March 2007, he founded Youth Enlightenment Limited (Y-E-L), which is a social enterprise committedto providing inspiration and empowerment to young people. Nathan served as an Advisor to the StephenLawrence Review, chaired by Dr Richard Stone and was a Community Cohesion Advisor to the formerMayor of Lewisham, Sir Steve Bullock. He also contributed to the former Mayor of London, Bori Johnson's'Time for Action' youth strategy and was a member of the NPIA'sHe has spoken virtually in addition to various places in Dubai, London and Paris. Such as the Mayor'sOffice, Barclays HQ, colleges, schools and a prison. Nathan has also been interviewed over 150 times onBBC, ITV, Channel 4, Sky News, LBC, The Guardian plus more.Nathan has met Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II in recognition of his contributionsand won a Barclays Citizenship award.His leadership, strategic and communication skills have allowed him to besuccessful both in the UK and UAE.In this episode:- Proactively assisting others with our breakthrough success- The impact of mentoring on our career journey- The advantages of having an excellent mentor- Developing connections with your mentor is a key component.- Recognize that no one gets it right on the first try.- Obtaining something out of your failures- Regardless of our level of experience, we can learn more from everyone.- Acknowledge that failure will always be a part of the journey- As a mentor, it is vital to reflect.- Recognizing that we do not know more than those with less experience- Concentrating on what you have rather than what is unavailable- Overcoming Obstructions on Our Career Path- Recognizing that, despite your setbacks, youYou can find out more about Nathan Via the links below:LinkedIn -linkedin.com/in/nathanjayjohnConnect with Obi Abuchi and CORE Leaders International on Social Media:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/obiabuchi/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CORELeadersInternationalTwitter - @CORELeadersIntInstagram - obiabuchi01Get a copy of Obi's latest book, Leading from Your Core -https://www.amazon.co.uk/Obi-Abuchi/e/B09DYW3P55?ref_=dbs_p_pbk_r00_abau_000000Want to increase your resilience, impact, and effectiveness as a leader? Join our Personal MasteryAcademy and become part of a growing community of purpose-driven leaders committed to personalmastery, transformed lives and a better world. Find out more athttps://www.coreleaders.co.uk/personalmasteryacademy_______________________At CORE Leaders International, through our coaching, training, and keynote solutions, we are committedto creating a dynamic and engaged global community of seasoned and emerging purpose-driven leaderswho are devoted to personal mastery, transformed lives, and a better world.Find out more at https://www.coreleaders.co.uk.

Ok a very important concept from the banking space is Transaction banking. So you just know we’re gonna talk about it. Let’s go!

This week, Nadia is joined by the illustrious all-round FinTech expert, Elizabeth Lumley – Technology and Transaction Banking Editor at The Banker. Elizabeth has been in the FinTech world since the 90s when she applied for a journalism ad in the New York Times to cover a publication called Inside Market Data. As a self-professed "hardcore financial technology person", Elizabeth has been covering the FinTech space before everyone even started calling it "FinTech"!The pair discuss the current power imbalance around financial inclusion which puts millions of people, especially poorer women, at a disadvantage. Elizabeth states, "money is power, money is freedom... There's a big difference between knowing your mortgage is going to be paid every month, and you have food on the table and Santa Claus comes to your house every year… that's a big deal that changes a lot of people's lives. The banking industry supports that as a service and I think some of the best bankers in the world are people that understand that they are supporting people's lives"The conversation leads to the topic of sexism and misogyny routed within the startup world and Elizabeth shares some truly inspiring and powerful messages for those in minority groups who have ambitions in this industry. Lumley stresses the importance of diversity and how having people from different backgrounds within your team will drive a plethora of knowledge you didn't have, and didn't know existed. This conversation left Nadia with the hairs on her back standing on end... It's well worth a listen and will inspire you to consider others' perspectives. Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fintech-with-nadia-the-d-i-discussionsTo get involved, or just to let us know what you think, email: marketing@harringtonstarr.com

Since banking became mobile, it feels like it should be more intuitive and more automated. Our money should feel easier to use, easier to save and serve us better. Embedded finance is the beginning of a system where the banking is simply an inherent part of any transaction, and not a belabored afterthought. And with open banking empowering consumers to own their data, the combination with embedded finance could lead to incredible opportunities in every type of financial transaction. We spoke with Sanjay Mathew, from Oracle and Mayank Mishra from Citi, about their outlook as they lead clients through the possibilities. Guests: Sanjay Mathew, Senior Industry Strategy Director, OracleMayank Mishra, Managing Director, Global Head Digital Channels, CitiHosts: Sanjib Kalita, Editor-in-Chief, Money20/20Kisha Allison, Head of Content, Money20/20 USANick Holland, Head of Global Research, Money20/20Producer: Rachel Morrissey, Executive Podcast Producer, Money20/20

Die Wirtschaft im Dauerstress – und vor großen Chancen. In diesem Podcast informieren Experten aus der Redaktion, auf welche Unternehmen und Branchen sich 2022 besonders zu achten lohnt.  Wir möchten wissen wie Ihnen dieser Podcast gefällt und freuen uns über ihre Teilnahme an unserer Umfrage. Wir sind Teil der SPIEGEL-Gruppe, deswegen wundern Sie sich nicht, wenn Sie dieser Link dorthin führt: podcastumfrage.spiegel.de ANZEIGE +++ Hier ein Hinweis des heutigen Werbepartners, der DZ Bank. Das Leistungsspektrum der DZ BANK reicht von klassischen bis zu innovativen Produkten, von Strukturierung und Emissionen bis hin zu Handel und Vertrieb im Kapitalmarkt. Die DZ BANK bietet mit ihrem Allfinanzangebot Kunden und Genossenschaftsbanken Lösungen im Privatkundengeschäft, Firmenkundengeschäft, Kapitalmarktgeschäft und Transaction Banking. Mehr unter www.dzbank.de +++ Weiterführende Links: Investieren in den Boom: Die besten Anlagechancen im Metaversum Die Autopläne des US-Konzerns: Apples Billionen-Dollar-Attacke Podcast: Was hat Robert Habeck mit der deutschen Wirtschaft vor? Özlem Türeci und Uğur Şahin: Das wahre Ziel der Biontech-Gründer Kampf um das Metaverse: Wie Meta-Chef Zuckerberg das moderne Internet beherrschen will Software-Konzern: Die Abwehrschlacht des SAP-Chefs Zum manager magazin Abo Dieser Podcast wurde produziert von Philipp Fackler See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Der neue grüne Wirtschaftsminister rekrutiert seine Staatssekretäre aus der Aktivistenszene, die FDP rüstet das Verkehrs- zum Digitalministerium auf. Dieser Podcast informiert, wer in der neuen Regierung die Wirtschaft wie umbauen will. Wir möchten wissen wie Ihnen dieser Podcast gefällt und freuen uns über ihre Teilnahme an unserer Umfrage. Wir sind Teil der SPIEGEL-Gruppe, deswegen wundern Sie sich nicht, wenn Sie dieser Link dorthin führt: podcastumfrage.spiegel.de ANZEIGE +++ Hier ein Hinweis des heutigen Werbepartners, der DZ Bank. Das Leistungsspektrum der DZ BANK reicht von klassischen bis zu innovativen Produkten, von Strukturierung und Emissionen bis hin zu Handel und Vertrieb im Kapitalmarkt. Die DZ BANK bietet mit ihrem Allfinanzangebot Kunden und Genossenschaftsbanken Lösungen im Privatkundengeschäft, Firmenkundengeschäft, Kapitalmarktgeschäft und Transaction Banking. Mehr unter www.dzbank.de +++ Weiterführende Links: Scholz, Habeck, Lindner & Co.: Wirtschaft ist bei der Ampel Männersache Superministerium für Wirtschaft und Klima: Habeck holt Attac-Mitgründer, Private-Equity-Topmann und Thinktank-Chef in die Bundesregierung Wirtschaftspolitik: Die Wirtschafts-Connections der Grünen Zum manager magazin Abo Dieser Podcast wurde produziert von Philipp Fackler See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die Virusvariante Omikron stellt die Pharmaindustrie vor die nächste Bewährungsprobe: Dieser Podcast informiert, woran die Anbieter jetzt arbeiten und wer mit welchen Impfstoffen am besten positioniert ist. Wir möchten wissen wie Ihnen dieser Podcast gefällt und freuen uns über ihre Teilnahme an unserer Umfrage. Wir sind Teil der SPIEGEL-Gruppe, deswegen wundern Sie sich nicht, wenn Sie dieser Link dorthin führt: podcastumfrage.spiegel.de ANZEIGE +++ Hier ein Hinweis des heutigen Werbepartners, der DZ Bank. Das Leistungsspektrum der DZ BANK reicht von klassischen bis zu innovativen Produkten, von Strukturierung und Emissionen bis hin zu Handel und Vertrieb im Kapitalmarkt. Die DZ BANK bietet mit ihrem Allfinanzangebot Kunden und Genossenschaftsbanken Lösungen im Privatkundengeschäft, Firmenkundengeschäft, Kapitalmarktgeschäft und Transaction Banking. Mehr unter www.dzbank.de +++ Weiterführende Links: Özlem Türeci und Uğur Şahin: Das wahre Ziel der Biontech-Gründer Stéphane Bancel: Die Wetten des Moderna-Chefs Investoren Andreas und Thomas Strüngmann: "Mit Biontech entsteht wieder ein eigenständiger Pharmakonzern in Deutschland" Özlem Türeci und Uğur Şahin: Begründer einer neuen Epoche der Medizin Zum manager magazin Abo Dieser Podcast wurde produziert von Philipp Fackler See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Künstliche Intelligenz, Hightech - der Milliardär Dieter Schwarz will die Zukunft in seine Heimat bringen. Wie weit der Unternehmer damit schon gekommen ist und wo die Grenzen dieses einzigartigen Projekts liegen, darüber informiert dieser Podcast. Wir möchten wissen wie Ihnen dieser Podcast gefällt und freuen uns über ihre Teilnahme an unserer Umfrage. Wir sind Teil der SPIEGEL-Gruppe, deswegen wundern Sie sich nicht, wenn Sie dieser Link dorthin führt: podcastumfrage.spiegel.de ANZEIGE +++ Hier ein Hinweis des heutigen Werbepartners, der DZ Bank. Das Leistungsspektrum der DZ BANK reicht von klassischen bis zu innovativen Produkten, von Strukturierung und Emissionen bis hin zu Handel und Vertrieb im Kapitalmarkt. Die DZ BANK bietet mit ihrem Allfinanzangebot Kunden und Genossenschaftsbanken Lösungen im Privatkundengeschäft, Firmenkundengeschäft, Kapitalmarktgeschäft und Transaction Banking. Mehr unter www.dzbank.de +++ Weiterführende Links: Der Mäzen von Heilbronn: Lidl-Gründer Dieter Schwarz baut sich eine Stadt Lidl-Eigner Dieter Schwarz: Die Rückkehr des Patriarchen Zum manager magazin Abo Dieser Podcast wurde produziert von Philipp Fackler See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Der eine kündigt vor allem an - der andere setzt schonungslos um: Was Daimler-Chef Ola Källenius von VW-Boss Herbert Diess unterscheidet. Jede Woche exklusive News und Analysen über die Mobilitäts-Branche finden Sie in unserem neuen Newsletter manage:mobility ANZEIGE +++ Hier ein Hinweis des heutigen Werbepartners, der DZ Bank. Das Leistungsspektrum der DZ BANK reicht von klassischen bis zu innovativen Produkten, von Strukturierung und Emissionen bis hin zu Handel und Vertrieb im Kapitalmarkt. Die DZ BANK bietet mit ihrem Allfinanzangebot Kunden und Genossenschaftsbanken Lösungen im Privatkundengeschäft, Firmenkundengeschäft, Kapitalmarktgeschäft und Transaction Banking. Mehr unter www.dzbank.de +++ Weiterführende Links: Volkswagen: Im Wolfsburger Klassenkampf wird Herbert Diess zur Last Ola Källenius: Daimlers eiskalter Engel Autobauer sucht Frau: Ex-Börse-Vorständin Stars soll in Volkswagen-Vorstand Eine neue Fabrikhalle als Kompromiss: Was hinter dem Job-Radau bei VW steckt Betriebsratschefin Cavallo: Die mächtigste Frau im Volkswagen-Reich Zum manager magazin Abo Dieser Podcast wurde produziert von Philipp Fackler See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Alex Gray, Head of Trade and Transaction Banking at LIBF, talks to Marc Levinson, Author of Outside the Box, about the different stages of globalisation throughout history, the formation of supply (or value) chains and the differences internationally. Looking to the future, they also discuss COP26 and climate change and how it's impacting supply chains globally. Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin, Twitter and on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter at @studyLIBF For recertification purposes, this podcast is worth 0.5 CPD hour

We have just finished the marathon, that is SIBOS Virtual, a festival of trade, treasury and payments. So what better way to celebrate, than to be joined by the CEO of the Banks Association for Financing Trade (or BAFT), Tod Burwell. Full transcript here: https://www.tradefinanceglobal.com/posts/podcast-s1-ep72-sibos-special-bafts-tod-burwell-on-last-century-of-trade-transaction-banking/

Damit Deutschlands Wirtschaft weiter erfolgreich ist, muss die neue Koalition eine kluge Digitalisierungsstrategie umsetzen. Dieser Podcast informiert, was dafür die wichtigsten Kriterien sind. Zum manager magazin Abo +++ Hier ein Hinweis des heutigen Werbepartners, der DZ Bank. Das Leistungsspektrum der DZ BANK reicht von klassischen bis zu innovativen Produkten, von Strukturierung und Emissionen bis hin zu Handel und Vertrieb im Kapitalmarkt. Die DZ BANK bietet mit ihrem Allfinanzangebot Kunden und Genossenschaftsbanken Lösungen im Privatkundengeschäft, Firmenkundengeschäft, Kapitalmarktgeschäft und Transaction Banking. Mehr unter www.dzbank.de +++ Weiterführende Links: Digitalisierung in Deutschland: Systemausfall im Kanzleramt Öffentliche Verwaltung: Ausweitung der Staatszone Rafael Laguna de la Vera: Deutschlands Trend- und Ideenscout Deutschlands Tech-Adel: Start-up => Milliardäre! Dieser Podcast wurde produziert von Philipp Fackler See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joe Ehrhardt, Founder & CEO, TeslarCommercial borrowers are among the highest value customers banks are likely to have, yet in the US, in particular, they may be required to endure highly manual and paper-based experiences. There may be concern among bankers that digitising these relationships may dilute loyalty. What is more important? Convenience or connection. Is there a solution? Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Joe Ehrhardt, Founder and CEO of FinTech Teslar about how US banks can facilitate digital, personal experiences at scale. 

Alex Gray, Head of Trade and Transaction Banking at LIBF, talks to Natasha Roston, Trade Finance Global, and Mohamed Elnaggar, National Bank of Egypt, on the International Trade Professionals Programme (ITPP). In partnership with Trade Finance Global, the ITPP enables international trade professionals to write for Trade Finance Global's award-winning publications. More information here. Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin, Twitter and on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter at @studyLIBF

Listen to Part 2 in our series about central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). For this session, host Meaghan Johnson chats to the ultimate CBDC experts: Tony McLaughlin (Managing Director of Transaction Banking at Citibank) and Dr. Ruth Wandhöfer (Partner at Gauss Ventures) about the distribution of digital cash: the who, what, where, and whys. Explore other insights You might enjoy these other nuggets of wisdom.

This week you will be talking to the unstoppable Ann Cairns, one of the most influential women in business and on boards. Not only is she the most senior woman in Mastercard, Advisor to Government and the Global Co-Chair of the 30% Club, but she is one of the nicest women we've met during our Talks. And I want you to meet her too To find out Ann's answers on just some of the questions I will be asking which include:- Are there really still more men on FTSE 100 boards called John than there are women? Will the number of women on boards ever be equal to men on boards? Should there be quotas for women on boards? Will it take as long or longer to see as many minorities on boards, as women? For those of you who have not heard of Ann Cairns…You're in for a treat! Here is a taste of what's to come: Ann Cairns is the Executive Vice Chair of Mastercard, Prior to taking the Executive Vice Chair role, Ann was President of International Markets, Headed the Financial Services Group with Alvarez & Marsal in London, where she led the European team managing Lehman Brothers Holdings International through the Chapter 11 process CEO of Transaction Banking at ABN-AMRO Citigroup. An award-winning research engineer, Head of Offshore Engineer-Planning for British Gas; Ann was the first woman qualified to go offshore in Britain. Chair of ICE Clear Europe, Global co-chair of the 30% Club, Chair of Financial Alliance for Women Member of the UK Government's AI council. PHEW!!! Shall I repeat that? Join to our membership program: https://talks.wintradeglobal.com/MEMBERSHIP_LANDING?r_done=1

Wendy Ang, Country Head of Transaction Banking at Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia shares the findings of the bank’s survey on the impact of the pandemic on SMEs, and how they are adapting digitally. Image Credit: Wright Studio | shutterstock.com

Wendy Ang, Country Head of Transaction Banking at Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia shares the findings of the bank’s survey on the impact of the pandemic on SMEs, and how they are adapting digitally. Image Credit: Wright Studio | shutterstock.com

In this episode, our Head of Trade and Transaction Banking, Alex Gray, talks to Specialist Consultant Neil Chantry. To view the webinar of the same name and speakers that precedes this episode go to libf.ac.uk/webinars Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin, Twitter and on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter at @studyLIBF For recertification purposes, this podcast is worth 0.5 CPD hour

Hari Moorthy, Global Head of Transaction Banking at Goldman Sachs, explains how he's utilizing data and technology to reimagine a traditional industry. Leading with vision and conviction, he built a 350-person team in just 18 months. Hari also shares excerpts from a letter he wrote to his younger self.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hari Moorthy, Global Head of Transaction Banking at Goldman Sachs, explains how he’s utilizing data and technology to reimagine a traditional industry. Leading with vision and conviction, he built a 350-person team in just 18 months. Hari also shares excerpts from a letter he wrote to his younger self.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, our Head of Trade and Transaction Banking, Alex Gray, talks to John Bugeja and Lionel Taylor from Trade Advisory Network. Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin, Twitter and on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter at @studyLIBF For recertification purposes, this podcast is worth 1 CPD hour

In this episode, our Head of Trade and Transaction Banking, Alex Gray, talks to Scottish Trade envoy to Indonesia Ainsley Mann and Executive Director at BritCham Indonesia, Chris Wren. Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin and on Twitter. Follow us on Twitter at @studyLIBF For recertification purposes, this podcast is worth 1 CPD hour

Ashish Gokhale, a transaction banking professional, passionate about practical innovation.A banker who believes in two underrated skills - the power of simplicity and single-minded focus on execution.His passion is demonstrated in his area of expertise; the Transaction Banking, Digital Banking, and Fintech.Ashish is sharing his life experience through his interesting stories. To connect with Ashish by email: ashgokhale@gmail.comSAH TIME SHOW Contact: Podcast@thesahtime.com

Ashish Gokhale, a transaction banking professional, passionate about practical innovation.A banker who believes in two underrated skills - the power of simplicity and single-minded focus on execution.His passion is demonstrated in his area of expertise; the Transaction Banking, Digital Banking, and Fintech.Ashish is sharing his life experience through his interesting stories. To connect with Ashish by email: ashgokhale@gmail.comSAH TIME SHOW Contact: Podcast@thesahtime.com

In this episode, our Head of Trade and Transaction Banking, Alex Gray, talks to Echithran Fernando, Senior Manager, Trade Finance Product at Scotia Bank. They discuss Echithran's career journey and his numerous qualifications (five out of six LIBF Trade Finance qualifications!) and the industry as a whole too. Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin and on Twitter. Follow us on Twitter at @studyLIBF

National Bank of Bahrain (NBB) has chosen to digitally transform its transaction banking business with the Infosys Finacle Cash Management Suite. Zied Jalali of National Bank of Bahrain and Venkat Gosavi of Infosys Finacle spoke with Robin Amlot about the bank's transformation journey and the decisions behind the choices made.

In the second podcast in the area of crisis communications, we discussed what law firms should be focusing on now that the impact of COVID-19 is being felt so acutely. What should they be communicating with their people, clients and the market more broadly? What do Mid-Crisis Communications for Law Firms look like? We welcomed back communications guru Sharon de Bomford, Principal at Write Results to chat about all of this. We started by discussing the strategic or overarching considerations law firm leaders and managers might want to focus on right now and ended by discussing the evolving communications landscape – what's changed and what may never change! Topics discussed included: The role, importance and function of a communications plan or strategy and how our global focus on such things has laid a foundation for considering them differently How there has been a significant shift to and on internal communications, what's working and what's changing in popularity there How things are also changing in external communications and what we need to remain focussed on there How to combat communication fatigue, particularly as that relates to external communications The need for leaders and managers take a breath, acknowledge and understand the impact of all these communications on them Whether, at this point, we can see new ways to communicate emerging – old ways done differently, new ways done differently, all the interesting options and combinations in between, and maybe even some brand new ways to communicate too! Thank you so much, Sharon – another fabulous practical, helpful, important and inspiring session to encourage us all to keep the conversations going!   If you would like to listen to the first podcast in this area by Sharon and  Olivia Kruimel, Senior Marketing Manager, Transaction Banking at Standard Chartered Bank on The Dos and Don'ts of Internal and External Crisis Communications for Law Firms, you'll find it here.

Shahrokh Moinian, JPMorgan's Europe, the Middle East and Africa head of wholesale payments, talks to The Banker's Joy Macknight about the move to digital payments during the pandemic, the increased threat of fraud and how the business model of transaction banks needs to evolve. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, our Head of Trade and Transaction Banking, Alex Gray, talks to Klisman Murati of Pangea Wire Group. They discuss the long term knock-on effects of the virus, its impact on all types of supply chains and consumer behaviour throughout the industry. Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin and on Twitter. Follow us on Twitter at @studyLIBF For recertification purposes, this podcast is worth 1 CPD hour

In the second podcast in this collection focusing on providing practical support and assistance to those working in the legal ecosystem during this time of extreme change, we spoke communication gurus Sharon de Bomford, Principal at Write Results and Olivia Kruimel, Senior Marketing Manager, Transaction Banking at Standard Chartered Bank. Sharon and Olivia have both spent many years in law firm communication roles crafting the messages that help find calm in a storm, so they know a thing or two about the topic of this podcast: The Dos and Don'ts of Internal and External Crisis Communications for Law Firms. And, it's a very important topic for law firms right now! When there's so much going on, it can be hard to work out what to say, who to address it to and when to say it. It's a delicate balance – get it right, and the marketplace embraces you, get it wrong and the opposite is true. And, people have long memories! But, it's not only the external marketplace at large that you need to focus on…your firm's clients and staff need to know what you're thinking too. In tough times, clients need to know your firm can still provide the services they need. Your staff are concerned about their jobs. Saying nothing is not an option. So, how do you get the right message to the right people at the right time? These are the questions we answer in this podcast…along with a bunch more too! Thank you so much Sharon and Olivia for sharing your experience, practical tips and common sense approach to this topic – fabulous! Sharon has also written an excellent blog post which listeners will also find helpful, it's titled 'Communicating in a crisis – a guide for smaller professional services firms'. and you'll find it here.

In this episode, our Head of Trade and Transaction Banking, Alex Gray, talks to Chris Southworth from the ICC. They talk about digitalisation in trade finance. the ICC's work around the world and the effect of Covid-19 throughout the industry. Learn more about our trade finance qualifications. Follow us on Twitter at @studyLIBF For recertification purposes, this podcast is worth 0.5 CPD hour

In this episode Transaction banking has been defined as “the plumbing of international business. It ensures that salaries get paid, money for goods and services gets delivered, investment returns are credited where they belong, and the wheels of world trade keep turning” – Global Finance Magazine. In this episode, Mark Buitenhek (@MarkBuitenhek), Global Head of Transaction Services at ING, and Benoit Legrand (@_benoitlegrand), Global Head of FinTech at ING join us for transaction banking 101. News this week The Independent – Sir Ivan Rogers quits: Britain's EU ambassador attacks ‘muddled' Brexit thinking in scathing resignation letter – Link  TechCrunch – Monese raises $10M Series A for its banking app targeting immigrants and expats – Link House of Fraser also invests in Tandem – Link  Finextra – China launches $1.5bn fintech fund – Link FT – Bitcoin has all the attributes of a pyramid scheme – Link Thanks for listening! If you get value from this podcast, please head on over to iTunes and leave us a review. You'll make our week! The post Ep200 – Transaction Banking: From Zero to Hero appeared first on 11FS. The post Ep200 – Transaction Banking: From Zero to Hero appeared first on 11:FS.