How banks can drive SME success in today’s shifting trade landscape
The recent increase in tariffs, ignited by rapidly evolving international trade policies in the US, has vastly changed the way the global economy functions.
We were delighted to connect with our partners and industry peers, diving into discussions about the future of correspondent services and evolving customer demands.
Here are our top three takeaways:
As proud sponsors, we'd also like to thank everyone who made it out to the Sibos 5K run despite the cold - it was incredibly inspiring to see more than 300 global payments experts running together with purpose.
The team at Sibos TV caught all the action - check out the highlights below!
We're looking forward to seeing you next year in Frankfort!
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The recent increase in tariffs, ignited by rapidly evolving international trade policies in the US, has vastly changed the way the global economy functions.
Transparency has evolved from a nice-to-have to a business imperative in financial services.
Expanding globally can be a challenge for small businesses, but managing international payments shouldn’t be one of them.
This new solution allows customers to make international payments or send money with the same ease and simplicity as with Pix, any time, every day of the week.
Customers can sign up to the waiting list, with the feature expected to go live in the coming weeks.
75% of consumers and SMEs seek out alternative cross-border payment providers beyond their primary bank - now is the time for banks to modernise offerings.