"The treasury services space continues to become more competitive as banks strive to develop profitable services and offerings that can help them differentiate. But as they seek to strengthen relationships with corporate customers, they should bear in mind that these clients are not reflexively investing in "the next big thing."
They are interested in support for commercial cards activities, as well as solutions that enhance security and self-service capabilities. But mobile corporate banking? Maybe not so much." Continue Reading
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Sunday, December 29, 2013
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Security and BYOD policy management key barriers to corporate mobile banking
"Corporate treasurers cite security challenges and bring-your-own-device business policies as the key obstacles to wider uptake of mobile banking platforms for treasury activities. Of 135 finance and treasury professionals collared by Capital One at the annual Association for Finance Professionals (AFP) gathering, barely one-in-three used a corporate mobile banking platform." Continue Reading
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