JP Morgan Chase on how firms can drive cash flow resiliency, accounting startup ScaleFactor to shutter operations, and CapitalG invests in alt-lender Aye Finance
| | | | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | | Wielding SaaS's Revenue Predictability For Faster Financing Business owners and investors alike continue to favor the subscription revenue model thanks to its capital in-flow predictability. But even Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) firms can find themselves in a cash flow bind. Pipe Co-founder and Co-CEO Harry Hurst tells PYMNTS how treating subscriptions as an asset class can connect SaaS companies to affordable financing, and the factors financiers must consider when stepping into this market. |
| How AR-AP Connectivity Preserves The Buyer-Supplier Relationship Now, more than ever, are buyer-supplier ties a crucial component to ensuring cash continues to flow through supply chains â and yet today, late payments and cash flow bottlenecks continue to plague both sides of B2B payments. PYMNTS rounds up the latest efforts for AR and AP solution providers to promote the financial well-being and preserve the strategic relationship of buyers and suppliers. |
| | Business Resiliency | | J.P. Morgan: Treasurers Are Critical To Helping Firms Plan For Business Resiliency Business continuity conversations are beginning to shift from business continuity to business resiliency â and treasurers need to have a strong voice at the table. Jennifer Barker, head of wholesale payments product delivery at J.P. Morgan Chase, tells Karen Webster what those conversations might look like as organizations establish liquidity and cash-flow management strategies to not only survive, but thrive. |
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