SWIFT issues latest cybersecurity guide, how US firms overcome protectionism, and Walmart India launches tax help for SME suppliers.
| | | | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | | Stopping Faster Payments Fraud, Faster
When the UK implemented Faster Payments, fraud tripled as fraudsters exploited the vulnerabilities of a new system that moved money in an instant. In the latest Data Drivers, Biocatch's head of Cyberstrategy tells Karen Webster how new tools and technologies can slow fraud to a crawl, even as payments move fast.
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| Why UK SMEs Can't Afford A Laissez-Faire Brexit Approach
The wait-and-see approach to navigating the impact from Brexit that's become so popular with U.K. and EU businesses may backfire, especially on smaller businesses, new analysis suggests. Corporate treasurers don't seem too concerned about their post-Brexit operations, but according to the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Suppy, supply chains are slated for massive disruption â with almost half of companies planning to ditch their U.K. suppliers. SMEs, it seems, could be most at risk.
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| | Cross-Border | | US Corporates' Global Ambitions Remain Strong, Despite Protectionism
Experts warn a surge in U.S. protectionism could have swift and severe consequences for the global supply chain. But TMF Group's latest report suggests that U.S. companies continue to prioritize global expansion â and not just to drive down costs. TMF executives Raimundo Diaz and Jason Gerlis tell PYMNTS why a bit of protectionism isn't jeopardizing internationalization as much as some may think â but something else is. Read More... |
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