Pierre Buhler is featured in this American Banker article about new strategies for corporations looking to better manage cash flow and working capital.
Pierre states, “Virtual cards are one of many tools available for corporations managing their cash flow and working capital.”
“Corporations first need to look for available internal levers that reduce the need for working capital, including limiting outstanding projects and excess inventory, and potentially lengthening delivery times,” he states.
Beyond personnel overages, banks are pressed to get their costs well under control for the foreseeable future. The second article in our two-part series looking at the top risks facing banks focuses on the ever more demanding regulatory and compliance requirements, increased need for human and financial resources, and commercial and personal defaults/default risks to avoid.
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Banks have entered a period of increased uncertainty over the last few months. Notation agencies like Fitch have already started to review ratings, and countless banks are either downgraded or being considered for a downgrade. No one is spared, neither small banks nor large banks.
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Banks have entered a period of increased uncertainty over the last few months. Notation agencies like Fitch have already started to review ratings, and countless banks are either downgraded or being considered for a downgrade. No one is spared, neither small banks nor large banks.
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Pierre Buhler spoke with SP Global Market Intelligence about potential integration issues associated with the proposed PacWest and Banc of California merger in this article.
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Pierre Buhler spoke with InvestmentNews about Goldman Sachs's decision to drop its registered investment advisor business.
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