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Payments may once have been a back‑office function, but today they sit firmly on the strategic agenda of corporate treasurers. Regulation, technology and geopolitical fragmentation are reshaping how money moves, reiterating the need for resilience, control, efficiency and interoperability.
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AI sits at the top of the executive agenda, promising productivity gains, new business models, and new competitive advantages. But while leaders see AI as both their greatest opportunity and their greatest concern, the resulting infrastructural race doesn’t get enough attention. Data centre capacity, the invisible engine powering AI, is expanding far more slowly in Europe than elsewhere. That widening gap may put Europe's future competitiveness at risk, worries Wim Steenbakkers, ING's head of technology finance (EMEA).
No data centres, no AI champions
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In a financial environment shaped by interest rate volatility, supply chain disruptions and global uncertainty, cash visibility has moved to the top of the treasury agenda. Without a clear, real-time view of cash positions, treasures struggle to optimise liquidity and steer the organisation with confidence.
Unlocking the Power of Cash Visibility for Treasury Teams
