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RTN roundtable

RTN roundtable

Source: Cable & Wireless

Payments experts from ABN Amro, Barclays, Cable & Wireless, HSBC, RBC Financial Group, SunGard and Swift, discuss some of the most important issues around cash reporting and liquidity management in a real-time environment.

Topics:
  • Drivers to adopting 'real time'
  • Market demand – is there a need?
  • Are banks adopting real time information services?
  • Does the banking industry require further stimulation to build interest?
  • How can banks present a compelling real time service to customers?
  • Understanding the definition of real time
  • Corporates and banks – the changing relationship


This roundtable discussion was sponsored by Cable & Wireless Real Time Nostro (RTN), SunGard and Intel

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