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In-House BaaS

reimagining-finance

PwC

In-House Banking: a connected cash engine 

Treasury leaders are standardizing operations with in-house banks, payment factories, and POBO/COBO to centralize flows and see cash in real time. It’s about cash, control, and clarity. 

Corporate Treasury Benchmar

DELOITTE

The path for Treasury Integration 

KPMG 

Interoperability is key
 

WEF

Corporate Treasury Priorities 

EACT

Featured Insights
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KPMG

International Roll-out, Simplified

Treasury goes international 

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Deloitte

CFOs Digital Assets 

Crypto is gaining currency 

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Bank of International Settlements

24/7 Liquidity Windows 

 How to extend payment system operating hours.

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Bank of International Settlements

Link the Rails 

interlinking fast payment systems to enhance cross-border payments 

Embedded Finance

In-House BaaS

Treasury & Finance

Digital Assets

Regulation

“In-House Banking as a Service (IHBaaS) removes the notion that only global corporations can afford high-level treasury solutions. This ‘as a service’ model revolutionizes competitiveness by harnessing scalable, secure platforms—once reserved only for the largest players.”

_ François Masquelier, PhD, Executive Director of COMO Group S.A. & Chair of the European Association of Corporate Treasurers (EACT) 

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