Podcast | How to Streamline Customer Reference Data in Treasury Processes

In this podcast, Cornelia Hesse (EACT/ VDT) speaks to Noëlle Belmimoun (ArcelotMittal/ AFTE), Patrick Holemans (SWIFT), Séverine Le Blévennec (Aliaxis), Tarek Tranberg (EACT) and Stephan Wolf (GLEIF) about how treasurers can streamline customer-reference data and due diligence processes in treasury applications. Our guests consider the initiatives which can lower the burdens of data-heavy treasury and compliance processes, and determine how these factors could enhance the security and efficiency of data-driven treasury processes.


This podcast was taken from an EACT in Action webinar held on 24th June 2021.

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