It is evident that digital acceleration is creating a new payments paradigm as corporate non-cash payments are forecasted to reach US$200 billion transactions by 2025. Shifting global payments priorities are placing new pressures on payments operations. Payments executives are facing increasing expectations to transition their departments from cost centers to creators of enterprise value. What strategic considerations can help businesses meet digital economy demands and maximise end-to-end payments efficiency? A recent study from LexisNexis Risk® Solutions and Capgemini Invent explores the evolution of corporate payments with insights from 400 managers and executives working with corporate payments. The global study outlines…
Author: Andrew Burlison, Global Head of Payments, LexisNexis Risk Solutions
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Andrew Burlison, Global Head of Payments, LexisNexis Risk Solutions
Andrew Burlison is a Senior Director of Payments at LexisNexis Risk Solutions, based in the UK. He is responsible for the Payment Efficiency portfolio ensuring that the solutions we provide are relevant and effective at ensuring that banks and business have all the information they need to execute payments, quickly, safely and without failure. These solutions are essential for a global finance system that needs to remain, safe, competitive and innovative. Prior to this Andrew was based in Tokyo, having previously managed the strategic alliances business in APAC. He has been with LexisNexis Risk Solutions for 4 years.