WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE MAKING RECEIVABLES FINANCINGS IN EUROPE AND LATIN AMERICA

As companies face growing scrutiny over intercompany transactions, finance leaders are seeking new ways, including the latest technological advances, to improve both clarity and transparency. But finance leaders, especially at companies with global subsidiaries or recent acquisitions, are likely to encounter significant obstacles to maintaining uniform accounting processes and gaining visibility into these processes. During this Webcast, we’ll highlight the top intercompany accounting challenges and best practices for overcoming them, including how to.

Australia Post has come a long way from delivering mail by pack horse in 1809. The government-owned corporation started with the telegraph in the late 1800s and has evolved to today’s use of more than 1,000 ecofriendly electric delivery vehicles—the largest fleet in the country. That spirit of innovation extends throughout the entire business, including Accounting and Finance. The company manages over $6.8 billion in annual revenue across diverse lines of business that include delivery, ecommerce, logistics, direct marketing, and financial services, such as bill payments and insurance.

Fintech has been applied pretty effectively to the consumer finance space. We all bank online and via our mobile phones now. Fintech has yet to create profound change in capital markets, particularly the capital raising space, which functions very similarly to how it did 10 or even 20 years ago. However, it does appear that the market is on the verge of driving change through increased adoption of emerging technologies to drive efficiencies in the capital raising process, use automation tools to free up the more mundane tasks from employees, and potentially open up new business opportunities and models for issuers, banks and investors.

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