Nomentia
The European leader in treasury and cash management solutions, Nomentia empowers treasury teams with the trust, knowledge, and clarity needed to positively impact their organizations everyday. Presently, Nomentia empowers over 2,000 treasury teams spanning 80 countries to perform at their best. The platform processes an annual sum exceeding 800 billion euros. Nomentia is an end-to-end TMS, specializing in global payments, bank connectivity-as-service, cash-forecasting and visibility, bank account management, financial process automation, treasury workflows, FX risk, in-house banking, and trade finance. To learn how Nomentia can empower your treasury team, visit www.nomentia.com.
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Alexander von Schirmeister
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Solution Manager & Presales Executive at Nomentia
Nomentia and Mitigram Form Nordic Partnership to Bridge Treasury and Trade Finance
29-09-2025 | Nomentia and Mitigram are pleased to announce a new Nordic partnership aimed at delivering greater value to corporate finance teams across Europe and beyond.
How to turn your controlling plan into a reliable cash flow forecast
17-09-2025 | Treasury departments often lack structured cash flow data for rolling and monthly planning.
Millions of Payments, One Solution – OTTO Payments Chooses Nomentia
01-09-2025 | As the central payment service provider for OTTO, the company was looking for a scalable solution. The choice fell on Nomentia.
How to build a business case for a payment hub?
18-08-2025 | Every morning, global treasury teams brace for impact. Payments are scattered across dozens of banks, each with its own portal, passwords, and approval process
Real-time treasury: Beyond bank connections & controls
07-08-2025 | What’s broken, what’s changing, and what treasury needs to stop pretending about?
Sanctions screening compliance excuses, debunked
20-05-2025 | Sanctions. You know they exist, but if you’re like a lot of businesses, you probably think they’re someone else’s problem.