Faced with a mass of regulatory reform and the ill-effects of the sovereign debt crisis, transaction banking is set for more change. And despite the emergence of new competitors, the competitive landscape is contracting thanks to global consolidation. The Banker speaks to some of the world's leading transaction bankers about their strategies for the coming year and beyond.
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How to gain an operational competitive advantage
Deutsche Bank’s global head of cash management, financial institutions, Paul Camp, and its global head of cash and trade operations, Mary Campbell, discuss operations, their importance, their evolution and their place within the overall strategy of the cash management business.
Co-operation key to survival in new era of cash management
An increasingly competitive transaction banking landscape, has led to worries from some cash management providers about the feasibility of continuing to provide the same scope of coverage they once did.
Dodd-Frank one year on
Joe Cassidy, Deutsche Bank’s global head of prime rates brokerage and clearing, considers how the over-the-counter derivative landscape is evolving and what market participants can do to prepare for the changes.
Cash management: taking stock and looking forward
Paul Camp, global head of Cash Management Financial Institutions at Deutsche Bank, looks at the current industry landscape and how the business will develop over the coming years.
Intraday cash management: why banks must get to grips with their money
SmartStream's CEO Philippe Chambadal and senior product manager Phil Cantor discuss the importance of intraday cash management in helping financial institutions save money, stay competitive and avoid regulatory pressure.
New players threaten to squeeze banks' supply chain finance offering
Banks are increasingly focusing on the growth potential of supply chain finance, but a new breed of non-bank provider is beginning to gain ground.
Regulation remains the biggest concern of cash management specialists
Regulation will remain at the forefront of transaction bankers' minds in the coming year, while the SEPA harmonisation in Europe will bring additional challenges. However, there is plenty of optimism about, particularly in emerging markets, a survey of senior professionals finds.
Q&A: Deutsche Bank on the future of cash management
Paul Camp, managing director and global head of cash management, financial institutions at Deutsche Bank Global Transaction Banking, discusses how the cash management industry is coping in the aftermath of the global financial crisis, and the trends he expects to see develop in the future. Writer John Beck
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Stress testing, liquidity management and faster reporting of financial information have been hot topics in banking in recent years, but now corporates - worried about the vulnerability to potential shocks - are also becoming increasingly concerned with these issues. Writer Nik Pratt
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