Topic: Cross-Border

The Rise of Nearshoring: What it may mean for Financial Planning and Analysis teams, Treasury teams, and CFOs

Nearshoring—moving manufacturing and supply chains closer to home—has been on the rise. Rising labour costs, supply chain disruption, and COVID lockdowns accelerated this shift. There are positives, but also challenges, for financial professionals.

By Cross-Border

Mar 15, 2024

Cross-Border

Canada's inverted yield curve adds to BoC rate hike dilemma

"Markets think the Canadian economy is about to suffer a triple blow as domestic consumption collapses, U.S. demand weakens and global commodity prices drop," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay.

Cross-Border

Global Entertainment Post-Pandemic and Pre-Downturn

Listen as we discuss how the entertainment industry has changed, how costs and tax benefits affected during trying times as credit gets tighter, interest rates and inflation are on the rise, and how is the industry adapting. Tune in now!

Cross-Border Global payments Risk management

Corpay Cross-Border Announced as World Table Tennis’s Official Global FX Payments Supplier

Providing access to cross-border payments and currency risk management solutions

Cross-Border Global payments Risk management

Corpay Cross-Border Announced as World Baseball Softball Confederation’s Official Global FX Payments Provider

Providing access to cross-border payments and currency risk management solutions

Cross-Border

The strong dollar slumps

Read Corpay's Karthik Sankaran's comments in the Financial Times article here.

Cross-Border

Dollar loses ground after economic data boosts risk appetite

"Risk appetite has improved. That tends to weaken the dollar," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at payments company, Corpay.

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