Flywire discusses higher education’s cash flow challenges, SEC supports SMBs through eased crowdfunding rules, and Bento for Business names new CEO
| | | | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | | How AR-Client Relationships Can Build Cash Flow Predictability For organizations that put off their digital transformation efforts, remote working mandates add a few extra hurdles when migrating accounts receivable operations to the cloud. But as technology enables automation and optimization, SurePayd Chief Operations Officer Karen Stephen says teams have the opportunity to bring front-office skills to the back office, building deeper customer relationships to limit the impact of delayed payments and cash flow crunches. |
| Corporates, SMBs Consider Cards To Ease Pandemic Friction With many small businesses struggling to manage cash flow, access loans or secure a portion of government funding, some experts say more small businesses could be turning to the commercial card to support their funding needs in the short term. This week's look at the latest in commercial card innovation rounds up opportunities for SMBs and corporates to ease friction in both payments and banking through card solutions. |
| | Tuition Payments | | Flywire CEO: How Higher Ed Must Find The Flexibility To Manage Cash Flow Fall-tuition deposits are due soon for U.S. university students, even though campuses are closed and no one knows when theyâll reopen. CEO Mike Massaro of Flywire, a payments technology firm popular with educational institutions, tells PYMNTS that universities and other industries must prepare for everything â from customers who canât pay their bills to radically reduced cash flow. |
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