The pulse of accounts receivable automation and B2B payments
In times of financial stress, our attention turns to payments.
- Payments tell us about the health of our customers’ businesses.
- Payments tell us how our customers are managing their business.
- Payments tell us about our own cash flow and risks to our business.
In creditsafe's 2022 payments report, it was found that 25% of all US B2B payments are received late.
Understanding payment trends, the future of payments, and options for your business to manage cash flow more effectively today, will make the difference between surviving and thriving in the next unpredictable year.
Join our featured speaker Meng Liu, senior analyst from Forrester, and conversation host Nicole Dwyer, SVP of Portfolio Strategy for Quadient, in this discussion about B2B buyer trends and payment technology.
We Explore
- Current market challenges affecting B2B cash flow
- The future of payments – and considerations to prepare for it
- How AR automation streamlines invoice to cash and payment management
- Key trends shaping the AR automation landscape
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YOUR HOSTS
Guest Speaker: Meng Liu
Senior Analyst, Forrester
Meng’s research focuses on fintech, payments, banking, and fraud management research. He has provided advice to over 30 global leading financial institutions and fintechs based on his research and expertise.
His reports are frequently quoted by mainstream media, including Forbes, CNBC, The Business Times, and Bank Innovation. He has spoken at global financial services events such as Sibos and Hong Kong Fintech Week, as well as on news networks including CNA. He has been named one of the “Top 100 Global Influencer Voices In Fintech.”
Nicole Dwyer
SVP of Portfolio Strategy, Quadient
Nicole Dwyer is SVP of Portfolio Strategy for Quadient, bringing more than 10 years’ experience in accounts payable and receivable technology to ensure Quadient continues to meet the needs of its customers.
Having spent her entire career in commercial payments, Nicole understands high — and low —value payment systems, the complexities of how businesses pay and get paid, and has worked with distributed teams spanning the globe.
