Siemens’ belief in the potential of new technology is reflected in the company’s continued Corporate Treasury evolution. Heiko Nix, Siemens’ Global Head of Cash Management and Payments, updates treasury journalist Graham Buck on the ongoing journey

Over four decades, India’s JSW Group has grown from a steel re-rolling mill near Mumbai to a major conglomerate with interests spanning energy, infrastructure, cement, paint and e-commerce. The latter was the genesis for the launch in 2021 of JSW One Platforms, a tech-first, full-stack B2B e-commerce platform serving India’s manufacturing and construction small businesses. Treasury journalist Graham Buck charts the company’s progress

Bayer AG, the life sciences multinational, has shaken up its traditional structure with a global initiative. The company’s Corporate Treasury team tells Graham Buck how the spirit of agility and innovation powered an in-house bank project with Deutsche Bank

Correspondent banking is the backbone of cross-border transactions, but the sector faces pressure from an adverse and evolving risk environment as well as shrinking networks. Deutsche Bank’s Matthew Probershteyn and Vanessa Meister explore how reframing the model around access, resilience and innovation can future proof its longevity

Maintaining control over national payments infrastructure is part of Europe’s wider strategy to improve security, ease of doing business and competitiveness. Treasury writer Helen Boyd takes a closer look at the bloc’s recent implementations

Corporate treasurers will have to embrace innovative technology to meet new challenges facing their departments and rising expectations from the C-suite. Dr Tobias Miarka draws on Crisil Coalition Greenwich research to explain the practical implications

Europe’s regulatory agenda is undeniably full – look at market infrastructure harmonisation. The impact of red tape on competitiveness is under continuous scrutiny but how can safety and innovation work together? flow shares reflections from EBAday 2025 at the Louvre, Paris

How can Brazilian businesses finance cross-border trade in a volatile global landscape? Drawing on the example of Banco do Brasil – the country’s second-largest bank – flow explores the role that correspondent banking plays in enabling these transactions

With the geopolitical environment getting rougher and corporates rethinking their supply chains, cash visibility and control are more important than ever. flow’s Desirée Buchholz hosts a debate on how uncertainty is impacting liquidity, funding and FX