|
Get the Most Bang for your Banking Buck! Treasury professionals are under increasing pressure to get the most out of their banking relationships, while Financial Institutions are focused on increasing the returns from their corporate customer relationships. Is there any middle ground in this type of market? This session explores this question from three hands-on perspectives: a corporate treasury practitioner, a banking relationship manager, and an independent banking consultant. It looks at key drivers and measures of success from each perspective, and offers ideas on how to develop relationship management strategies to meet specific needs.
Canada: An Update on Banking Systems Electronic Payments in Canada VIII International Payments Conference, April, 2004 - Mexico City An overview of the Canadian Payments System components, including cheques, electronic credits and debits, EDI, LVTS, and other emerging payment mechanisms. The presentation also outlines the role played by various stakeholders in the Canadian Payments System, including The Bank of Canada (central bank), Canadian Payments Association, Canadian banks, and other industry players. The final section of the presentation examines new trends in the payments industry in Canada, and the migration from paper to electronic mechanisms. It provides thoughts as to how and why payment system users in Canada are giving up paper cheques, and embracing new, electronic payment mechanisms.
Developing a Strategy and Business Case for Online Collections Duncan Consulting presented a session at the Payments 2003 Conference (April 27-30, Orlando, Florida) Public Works & Government Services Canada (PWGSC) has the mandate to ensure that banking arrangements are in place to permit the public to make payments to the Receiver General for fees, taxes, and the purchase of government goods and services. PWGSC has recently completed its strategy and business case for online payment collections. This presentation outlines the process and learnings from this year-long experience, and also presents US-based solutions for online collections. |
|