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Redefining Treasury in Asia Pacific
Real-time treasury may be a differentiator today, but it will be essential tomorrow.
In an increasingly complex environment characterised by financial market volatility, supply chain disruptions, technological change and evolving regulations, treasurers are being called upon to help their organisations navigate uncertainty and support key strategic decisions that enable business growth.
HSBC spoke to more than 460 treasury and finance leaders across 8 markets in Asia Pacific to uncover their evolving treasury priorities and how industry players are managing uncertainties in the current business landscape.
Market volatility and recession risks continue to be major challenges, and 90% of treasurers we engaged with are now prioritising FX and interest rate management. To navigate these uncertainties, real-time treasury models are becoming essential tools to unleash faster and more accurate decision making. But is real-time for everyone and how can treasurers achieve this future state of treasury?
Download the latest report to learn more.
Redefining Treasury in Asia Pacific: Voices of Treasury 2025 report
In these uncertain times, there is opportunity. One is preservation of liquidity and preservation of capital. The second aspect is adoption of digital tools and technology.
Manoj Dugar
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