AirPlus voices PSD2 concerns, FICO helps traditional SME lenders compete, and eNett eyes travel firm's global B2B payments risks.
| | | | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | | Amex, Xero Break Down Australia's Late Payments Fight
As Australian regulators go hard on late B2B payers â going so far as to likening some supplier payment tactics to "extortion" â new data from American Express and Xero offers cold, hard data on delayed invoice payments. Researchers point to early payment discounts and government action as two possible remedies.
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| | Industry Dive | | How The Travel Sector Copes With Cross-Border Payments Pain
When the nature of an industry is international, the challenges of cross-border B2B payments are sure to rear their ugly head. Anthony Hynes, CEO and managing director of eNett, which facilitates cross-border payments for the travel industry, said the sector is not only especially at risk for issues like fraud, FX volatility and supplier non-payment, but is also positioned to benefit from one particular payment rail. Read More... |
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