Technology allows treasury professionals to retrieve, review, analyze, and transmit large amounts of financial data in a timely manner while minimizing the potential for operational and financial errors. Further, technology provides a standardized way to interact with various internal and external entities, helps facilitate visibility in treasury operations, and allows organizations to leverage external capabilities. MORE.
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