How do you decide if you need a Treasury Management System (TMS), and if so, which one should you choose?
"If you don’t know where your cash is, then you need to update your resume." — Jeremy Reedus
In this can't-miss Q&A, you'll hear from top experts on choosing the right TMS, learn how new technologies are reshaping treasury operations, and discover the "must-haves" modern finance teams can't afford to overlook.
Our panel of treasury experts—Patrick Kunz, independent treasury consultant; Jeremy Reedus, Global Treasurer at Varel Energy; and Matt Harlan, Chief Treasury Officer at Nilus—covers key topics like:
- Why choosing the right TMS matters: How the right system can streamline operations and reduce risk.
- Evaluating TMS options: Practical steps for comparing vendors and features.
- New technologies transforming treasury management: The tools and innovations changing the game.
- A practical checklist for decision-making: A step-by-step guide to navigate the selection process with confidence.
“For treasury teams today, the next gen TMS space is where they need to be focused.” - Matt Harlan
Selecting a TMS isn’t just about buying software—it’s a strategic move that impacts the entire finance function. By understanding pain points, evaluating options, and aligning internal teams, treasurers can make an informed decision that drives long-term success.
Ready to take the next step? Watch the webinar, then book a demo to see how Nilus can help your treasury team work smarter, faster, and with more confidence.
In an increasingly complex financial landscape, the selection of the right Treasury Management System (TMS) is more critical than ever. This session guides treasury professionals through the key considerations in selecting a TMS that aligns with their organization’s strategic goals. Speakers explore the evolving role of AI in enhancing TMS capabilities, from automating routine tasks to providing predictive analytics for more informed decision-making. Attendees can expect to gain insights into how AI-driven tools within a TMS can streamline operations, improve risk management, and optimize liquidity, while learning best practices for choosing a TMS that not only meets today’s needs but is also future-proofed for tomorrow’s challenges.