SMEs are born global these days and need technology and payments systems to match those of large corporations.
The Banker Masterclass is sponsored by American Express but independently edited.
In discussion:
- Key trends for customers: Dean Henry, executive vice president of global business financing and supplier payments at American Express, explains how every SME is now a global company and what this means for payments
- Emerging technologies: Off-the-shelf software means small companies can compete with large companies in terms of systems while AI can open up huge data possibilities, as Amex’s Dean Henry tells The Banker’s editor Brian Caplen
- Enabling the supply chain: SMEs are looking to grow by acquiring more large corporates as customers but then they need to plug into complex processes, explains executive vice president of global business financing and supplier payments at American Express, Dean Henry
- The partnership imperative: Collaboration is the name of the game in payments and American Express is working with a range of fintechs to offer payments’ solutions to its customers. The Banker’s editor Brian Caplen interviews Dean Henry, executive vice president of global business financing and supplier payments at American Express
In conversation with:
- Dean Henry, Executive Vice President of Global Business Financing and Supplier Payments, American Express
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