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Fed Eyes Changes To Banks’ Liquidity, Living Will Regulations

The Federal Reserve rolls out two proposals that may change the way banks set policies and procedures to wind down operations in a crisis — and change the capital needed to be kept on the books. The new rules would roll back at least some of the regulation tenets that took shape in the wake of the financial crisis.

Corporate Finance

CFOs' Risk Concerns Mushroom, But Cyberthreats Not In Focus

Corporate payments fraud continues to climb to new heights, but the latest research suggests cyberthreats aren't in CFOs' line of sight. Rather, talent management and economic fluctuations are of most concern to today's CFO, though executives admit: Risk management strategies are not up to par.

Procure-To-Pay's Tax Conundrum

Corporates' biggest procure-to-pay challenges used to be how to seamlessly move data and money from purchase order through reconciliation. Today, however, regulatory pressures put compliance front and center as businesses deal with unfamiliar vendors. Christiaan Van Der Valk, VP of strategy at Sovos, tells PYMNTS about one area in particular that procurement chiefs can trip over: tax compliance.

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