Rate Hikes Are Slowed By Federal Reserve, Ecb, And Boe

Three of the world’s highly influential central banks reduced their pace of increase in interest-rate hikes. These banks acknowledged that somewhat price pressures are easing but also stressed that inflation is still far from over. The Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and European Central Bank increased interest-rates by 50 basis points following previous increase of…

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Next Generation Financial Consolidations for Hospitality Organizations

Corporate accounting has long been viewed as custodian and curator of financial data for Hospitality organizations. However, whether it’s bringing the data together or distributing the financial results broadly, the financial consolidation process has long been an onerous drudgery of information assembly, validation, and reporting. The consolidation process for many Hospitality accounting teams is sometimes…

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Supply Chain Risk and Resilience at European Financial Institutions

Resilience and supply chain risk are increasingly important issues for financial institutions. Both clients and regulators expect firms to provide services without disruption, and, when disruption inevitably does occur, to recover promptly and minimize the impact on clients and the market. Financial institutions’ responsibility is to ensure services are resilient, both for processes and operations…

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