SWIFT talks easing ISO 20022 adoption, Shell rolls out fleet payments solution in India, and Trip Actions launches corporate travel payments solution
| | | | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | | Accounts Receivable Innovations Ease AP Pain Increasingly, B2B payment solutions are focusing less on single end-points of friction, and more on the opportunity to integrate accounts receivable and accounts payable. New solutions from the likes of Xero, Square and Biller Genie find ways to improve the accounts payable experience by introducing new tools on the accounts receivable end. |
| Commercial Cards Round Out B2B Financial Services As more financial service providers look to capitalize on corporatesâ growing use of the commercial card, theyâre exploring ways the card can support more holistic services. From wielding fleet cards for complete fuel, spend and telematics, to cards enabling end-to-end corporate travel management and payments, hereâs a look at the latest providers to tap the commercial card opportunity. |
| | ISO 20022 | | SWIFT: The Road To ISO 20022 Adoption Reliance on old-school messaging standards and compliance with fragmented regulatory standards makes cross-border payments a hotbed for payments friction. Adopting the ISO 20022 can help, but financial institutions (FIs) can struggle with the long-term planning it requires. So how can FIs work toward embracing this new, more universal standard? Saqib Sheikh, global head of SWIFTâs ISO 20022 program tells PYMNTS how FIs around the globe are instituting their own ISO 20022 transition plans. |
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