Mastercard explores the mid-market's AP opportunity, SoftBank plans to launch new Vision Fund, and Priority discusses B2B payables misconceptions
| | | | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | | Masterclass: AP Automation |
| Mastercard On Tackling AP Automationâs Last Mile As data from the B2B Payments Automation Innovation Playbook reveals, change may be on the horizon for accounts payable automation. In a new Masterclass video interview with Karen Webster, Mastercard Senior Vice President of Product Management and New Payments Andrea Gilman explains why the opportunity for such efforts is especially ripe for middle market firms â and why itâs a âglass half-fullâ opportunity. |
| Multinational Corporates Face Rising FX Hedging Pressure "Cautious" seems to be the key word as more geopolitical pressures shake up the foreign exchange (FX) markets and disrupt corporate treasurers' ability to hedge against those risks. From the UK's PM shakeup and Brexit, to the U.S.-China trade war, to a new trade dispute brewing between Japan and South Korea, FX hedging is now more complex, yet more necessary, than ever for multinational corporates and small businesses. |
| | Accounts Payable | | Pulling Back The Curtain On AP Automation Misconceptions Corporates hold plenty of misconceptions about accounts payable, says Cindy O'Neill, president of Priority Commercial Payments. For one, AP automation doesn't necessarily mean the actual payment is automated and seamless. She spoke with PYMNTS about some of the other misconceptions around the B2B payables space, and why pulling back the curtain on them will promote a deeper connection between AP and AR. |
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