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

US-based specialty materials and chemicals company Celanese is rebuilding its global liquidity structure. Treasury specialists Hugo Rivera and Peter Szucs tell flow’s Desirée Buchholz why virtual accounts play a key role in this project – and what lessons they have learned from peers

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

As uncertainty continues to surround Washington’s trade tariff policy, what does this mean for US manufacturing and appetite for inbound US investment? Ivan Castano Freeman digs deeper into what “wait and see” could mean for America’s economy

Following the Polish Presidency of the Council of the European Union for the first half of 2025, flow reports on the country’s meteoric economic growth over the past three decades, its attractiveness to investors, and its diversified merchandise and services trade position

With a GDP of €4.66trn, Germany remains the third biggest economy in the world behind the US and China – but the country is facing secular stagnation. flow’s Desirée Buchholz explores the most pressing tasks for the new government and how corporates could benefit from the public investment package

As opportunities and challenges arise in equal measure, how are global custodians navigating the shifting macroeconomic and technological landscape? flow reports on the future of custody

Becoming a next-generation financial market infrastructure requires balance. Euroclear CEO Valérie Urbain spoke to Janet Du Chenne about how she’s doubling down on client-centricity and innovation while retaining the company’s DNA as a trusted settlement engine in capital markets

The course is set with Europe proposing regulation to effect a move to a T+1 settlement cycle, along with the UK and Switzerland, on 11 October 2027. flow tracks the consultation journey so far, benefits and challenges of a coordinated move, and how market participants can reap long-term gains

As the structured finance industry gathers in Barcelona this month for the Global ABS 2025 conference, flow provides an interim update on the securitisation climate in the light of global macroeconomic volatility and Europe’s quest for regulatory simplification

CLOs had another stellar year in 2024, but what is their likely trajectory over the next 12 months? There is cause for optimism and flow provides an update drawing on published insights from Deutsche Bank Research’s Conor O’Toole and Jamie Flannick

Following flow coverage of collateralised loan obligations (CLOs) and trade finance assets from an origination and investor perspective, the flow team reviews private credit, an asset class which has grown significantly since the financial crisis. This ‘explainer’ includes an overview of the sector’s asset managers, borrowers, financing structures, geographies, investor capital, and product offerings

Singapore boasts the second largest port in the world and remains a core hub for asset and wealth managers – as well as being home to more than 400 commodities companies. flow looks at this trading city’s remarkable evolution as it turns 60 in 2025

How could leading Asian economies respond to a more protectionist US trade policy? And what does this imply for hedging strategies that corporates can apply to manage the impact in currencies moves? flow’s Desirée Buchholz summarises insights from Deutsche Bank Research Asia specialists 

The ASEAN countries are a vital part of the global economy. flow takes a closer look at the bloc’s growth, current status, and prospects