J.P. Morgan on the 6 trends shaping corporate treasury, Office Depot acquires BuyerQuest to boost B2B eCommerce strategy, and Walmart Canada raises fees for suppliers
| | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | Finding Flexibility And Compliance In Cannabis B2B Payments As banks grow more comfortable servicing legal cannabis businesses, financial service providers are technically able to facilitate B2B transactions in the market. Yet, a heavy compliance burden means manual workflows and clunky data exchange. Spence Labs CEO Chris Rentner explains the importance of building flexible B2B payments infrastructure to keep pace with shifting rules while gearing up for a future of federal legalization. |
Vendor Payment Arrangements Reveal Battle Between Businesses When it comes to supplier payment terms, there is often a tug-of-war at play. This week's B2B Data Digest looks at this battle between businesses, including a new initiative among Asian apparel manufacturers to fight for more favorable terms, a struggle within Apple stores' vendor community, and an expansion of a faster supplier payment initiative within South Africa. |
| Corporate Treasurers | J.P. Morgan Details The 6 Trends Shaping Corporate Treasurersâ Futures After a year of roller coaster-style volatility, J.P. Morgan has identified six key global trends shaping the enterprise and its finance leaders. Alison Livesey, managing director, wholesale payments, global market management, EMEA business transformation, Western Europe country head, tells Karen Webster why treasurers must close the gap with IT and embrace collaboration. | | |
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