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Bloomberg

Corpay CFO Tom Panther is noted in a Bloomberg piece about the impact of the impending Fed interest rate cut on corporate debt strategy.

Alissa Vickery, Corpay Chief Accounting Officer, discusses how companies can prepare for pending SEC regulations for ESG reporting.

Source: Scott duFour, Chief Information Officer, Corpay -- With the 2025 budget season under way, IT leaders are once again facing the familiar challenge of how to manage the growing cost of software as a service (SaaS) while also determining how much to invest in AI. Dealing with contracts approaching their renewal cycles, the pressure to control expenses while maintaining operational efficiency and sales production is more intense than ever.

Source: James Edgar, SVP & CISO at Corpay -- As we move through 2024, we've seen a positive trend in cybersecurity: a drop in cyberattacks. For the past three quarters, Corpay has consistently faced fewer attacks, giving us a sense of relief. However, it’s crucial to stay alert, as this could be a temporary calm.

Forbes Human Resources Council

Corpay Chief Human Resources Officer Crystal Williams lays out strategies for hiring and keeping good employees in 2024.

Tom Rowlands, Corpay Managing Director, Global EV Solutions, explains the slowdown in EV adoption and ways Corpay is making adoption by fleets more appealing.

FXCintelligence

Corpay continued to see Corporate Payments lead growth in Q2 2024. We found out more about the company’s key revenue drivers and strategy from Corpay Cross-Border Solutions Group President Mark Frey.

CIO Talk Network

Corpay SVP & Chief Information Security Officer James Edgar shares what cybersecurity experts should be doing to stay prepared following a period of fewer attacks.

S&P Global Market Intelligence

Steve Greene, Executive Vice President, Corporate Development and Strategy, predicts an uptick in mergers and acquisitions toward the end of 2024 and into early 2025.

Atlanta Business Chronicle

Corpay CFO Tom Panther tells the Atlanta Business Chronicle the company’s growth strategy, which is aligned around three business segments: vehicle payments, corporate payments, and lodging payments.