Comdata and Noventis announce virtual card partnership, Xero founder and CEO Rod Drury steps down, and pawnshops increase small business lending activity.
| | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | CO-OP CEO: Building A Credit Union Innovation Mindset For credit unions, staying ahead of the innovation curve is both a mindset and a mission. Todd Clark, CEO of CO-OP Financial Services, says that, plus a healthy dose of technology, will accelerate its progress. Itâs why Clark told Karen Webster that taking control of CO-OPâs own technology path is key to driving that mission and that mindset home for its credit union partners. |
Treasurers Choose Service Over Regulatory Ties When Picking A Bank When it comes to choosing a bank, corporate treasurers agree the quality of service is most important. Thatâs according to a new survey from Asset Benchmark Research, which found that treasurers and CFOs are increasing the number of financial service providers theyâre working with as liquidity management pressures grow. PYMNTS examines why, for many companies large and small, more is better when it comes to banking. |
| Commercial Cards | Comdata, Noventis Link Up For Virtual Cards B2B payments is on a slow path to digitization, but that journey points mainly to ACH. Commercial cards make up just a fraction of supplier payment volume, but virtual cards, thanks to enhanced security and efficiency, are trying to change that. Today, Comdata and Noventis announce they're partnering up to combine v-card expertise. Blair Jeffery, COO of Noventis, spoke with PYMNTS about how the virtual card can address some of its biggest hurdles in accounts payable â perhaps even more easily than ACH can. | | |
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