Pushpendra Mehta meets with Craig Jeffery, Managing Partner of Strategic Treasurer, to review the latest treasury news and developments. Topics of discussion include multiple areas: China’s reopening to ease supply chain woes, globalization and complex supply chain challenges, Germany confirming cryptocurrencies to remain tax free if held for more than a year, the ECB warning that crypto markets show signs of an emerging financial stability risk, Citigroup weighing a deal to buy Deutsche Bank’s Mexican bank, the US Federal Reserve delaying ISO 20022 implementation until 2025, Deutsche Bank collaborating with FinLync to provide instant access to real-time treasury for corporates, Ripple considering IPO after SEC suit wraps up, and Bank of England advocating for banks to take climate action immediately or face slashed profits.
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- Supply chain hopes as Shanghai reopens
- Deglobalization or evolving globalization? Corporations’ conundrum
- Germany, Europe's largest economy, to facilitate easier crypto investments
- ECB cautions that crypto markets may pose risks to overall economic stability
- Citi “mulls Deutsche Bank Mexico purchase”
- Fed puts back ISO 20022 implementation for Fedwire to 2025
- Road to automated, real-time treasury for corporates via Deutsche Bank and FinLync
- Ripple CEO says IPO again under consideration
- Bank of England urges banks to take action on climate change now or face slumps in earnings