AWARDS Africa’s Best Cash Management Services and Best Payment Services at the EMEA Finance Treasury Services Awards 2022 Absa | Corporate and Investment Banking > Insights and Events > EMEA Finance Treasury Services Awards 2022 SHARE We’re proud to have received recognition for our teams’ dedication and hard work at the EMEA Finance Treasury Services Awards 2022. Absa Corporate Transactional Banking has been awarded Best Cash Management Services and Best Payment Services in Africa. Our Payments solutions provide simple, secure and cost-effective payments capabilities, which give clients full control of their payables and cash flow within an Online and Host environment. Our Statutory Payments and Float Management solutions are both significant revenue generators for the bank with increasing scope and revenue generating opportunities. This, along with our other digital innovations, highlights our design-led principles in disrupting the status quo and solving our clients’ challenges. We’d like to thank our teams who collaborated and made our goal of being Africa’s leading innovative bank a possibility. This is thanks in part to key business partnerships and collaborative efforts between SA Centre and ARO Country Champions, across Transactional Services Heads, Operational, Migration and Technical colleagues and teams. We look forward to building on these results and celebrating further success with you. Contact Thabo Makoko Head of Pan-Africa Cash Management, Transactional Banking The bravery to imagine. That’s Africanacity. https://cib.absa.africa/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/file_example_MP3_700KB.mp3 Related Articles RISK MANAGEMENT Treasury and Trumponomics Chris Paizis, Head of Client FX and International Banking, Absa CIB, provides a battle plan for corporate treasurers in the current “warlike” environment of global trade. Read more RISK MANAGEMENT Interoperability as the Bridge: Africa’s SMEs Can Thrive in a New Era of Cross Border Trade Walk into any small business in Lagos, Nairobi, or Johannesburg, and you’ll see the same thing: ambition trumping circumstance. SMEs (small and medium enterprises) make up the majority of businesses across the continent, such as in sub-Saharan Africa where they account for 95% of all registered businesses and contribute 50% of the total gross domestic product (GDP). Read more RISK MANAGEMENT African Banks Understand Africa Better – And That Matters for the Future of Payments Africa’s payment ecosystem has long been defined by accessibility. In many markets, millions of people operated outside the formal banking system, relying on cash or informal transfers to move money. Out of this gap emerged one of the continent’s most striking financial shifts: the rapid rise of mobile-enabled wallets and fintech platforms that gave people a way to transact securely, even without a traditional bank account. Read more
