Banking News Risk Management

Kyriba Launches Payments Network for Global CFOs

Kyriba Launches Payments Network for Global CFOs

Kyriba, a global leader in cloud treasury and finance solutions, has launched the Kyriba Payments Network to address the growing CFO mandate to combat payments fraud, centralize payments, and unlock organizational efficiency.

Read More: TrendSpider Launches Market Scanner to Empower Traders to Find Actionable Trade Setups Faster and More Efficiently

The new payments network provides corporations with real-time fraud detection and access to machine learning-driven payments anomalies detection, as well as the ability to dramatically accelerate corporate ERP cloud migration projectsstreamline global bank connectivity and format transformation projects.

“Kyriba simplified bank connectivity and centralized payments processes during a significant treasury and finance transformation project,” said Janice Minter, Senior Treasury Analyst at Amway. “With hundreds of banks, and nearly a million payments per month, Kyriba streamlined our treasury operations, helped us reduce risk by 10x and eliminated more than half of our payments banks, making the team more efficient and effective to support the enterprise.”

Read More: Barchart Partners with Quicken to Power Personal Finance Application, Simplifi by Quicken

“CIOs are challenged with finding ways to accelerate ERP projects and reduce payments transformation costs against a larger backdrop of increasing payments fraud and keeping up with market innovations, such as real-time payments,” said Jean-Luc Robert, Chairman and CEO at Kyriba. “CFOs, in partnership with the C-Suite and their Boards, are demanding payments efficiencies.”

New research shows 88% of CFOs reported that their organizations were the victims of sophisticated payments fraud schemes.

“Corporate CIOs and CFOs are scrambling to build greater resilience to payments fraud as they migrate their ERP platforms to the cloud,” said Bob Stark, Senior Strategist at Kyriba. “Our clients choose Kyriba to reduce the risk of payments fraud, just as they rely on Kyriba to manage liquidity and currency risk.”

Read More: LendUp Surpasses $2 Billion in Consumer Loans

Related posts

Tokens.com Secures Partnership With Aftermath Islands

Fintech News Desk

Emprise Bank Selects Treasury Prime as Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) Partner to Create New Embedded Banking Program

Fintech News Desk

New Research Supports Finops Paradox: Massive Adoption, Little Impact

1