Entries by treasuryXL

Brexit and the effects for treasurers

| 10-1-2017 | PowertoPay | sponsored content | Brexit is an ongoing issue in not just the financial world, but in the entire world. A topic which had lots of speculations, rumors and uncertainties. Although 2017 is going to bring us more clearness around Brexit, the exact date when Brexit is actually happening is still […]

Optimize proceeds from business transfers

| 9-1-2017 | Peter Schuitmaker | Prior to the sale of an SME, the shareholder/director is often advised to make early steps to prepare for a business transfer. This would increase the value at the moment of the sale, thus resulting in higher proceeds from this sale. At this point, many questions arise, like ‘what […]

Loopbaan in treasury: een doodlopende weg?

 | 6-1-2017 | Pieter de Kiewit | Het blijft een terugkerend thema als meerdere treasurers samenkomen of als ik over loopbaanplanning spreek: is blijven in treasury een recept voor vastlopen in je carrière? Bouw je door op hetgeen je hebt bereikt of doe je een stap terug/opzij om er weer twee vooruit te maken? Zonder […]

treasuryXL Resources (part II): education & training

| 5-1-2017 | Annette Gillhart | In december we called in your help to refer to our page ‘Resources‘ and complete our list of associations. We have received interesting suggestions which will be added to the list shortly. Today we would like to give you an overview of the treasury education and training organisations that […]

Blockchain: What happened during my stay in South Africa? (Part III)

| 4-1-2017 | Carlo de Meijer | In december 2016 I travelled throughout South Africa. My main focus was on the country, the people, the safaris, the Big Five and not on blockchain! Being back home I was curious to learn if there were developments in the blockchain area. A number of interesting reports were launched […]

Safety of payments

| 3-1-2017 | Lionel Pavey | GT News Fraud and cybercrime protection is of major importance for corporate treasurers. In the past year a new risk had to be added to the list: connectivity. Reports of banks being hacked and losing millions through unauthorised payments appeared more and more frequently and since protecting payment connectivity […]

Blockchain: What happened during my stay in South Africa? (Part II)

| 30-12-2016 | Carlo de Meijer | In the past three weeks I travelled throughout South Africa. My main focus was on the country, the people, the safaris, the Big Five and not on blockchain! Now being back home I was curious to learn if there were developments in the blockchain area.  A number of […]

Blockchain: what happened during my stay in South Africa? (Part I)

| 28-12-2016 | Carlo de Meijer | In the past three weeks I travelled throughout South Africa. My main focus was on the country, the people, the safaris, the Big Five and not on blockchain! Now being back home I was curious to learn if there were developments in the blockchain area.  A number of […]

Will the European banks strike back?

| 27-12-2016 | Hans de Vries | Last November The European Payments Council (EPC) launched the single euro payments area (SEPA) instant credit transfer (SCT Inst) scheme. The scheme will be live in November 2017 and allows the European banks to propose innovative, digital, and fast payment solutions to their customers. The EPC describes the […]

4 financiële problemen die bedrijven in gevaar kunnen brengen – Deel II

| 21-12-2016 | Jan Meulendijks | Olivier Werlingshoff | FM.nl |   Maandag plaatsten wij  het artikel ‘4 financiële problemen die bedrijven in gevaar kunnen brengen‘  waarin twee experts een reactie gaven op het artikel, dat op 12 december op FM.nl geplaatst is. Naar aanleiding van dit artikel hebben we nog meer reacties mogen ontvangen, […]