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Corporate Payments and Financial Supply Chain: Which Banks Are BestPublished by: IDC Published: Jul. 10, 2008 - 27 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents Financial Insights Opinion In This Report Brief Description of the Solution Figure: The Three Supply Chains Underlying Business-to-Business eCommerce Situation Overview The Competitive Landscape Figure: Consolidation in the EIPP Market Segmenting the Market The Market Players Figure: Financial Institutions Cited by Corporates as Partners for Financial Supply Chain Management Solution Gap Analysis Compare and Contrast Table: Comparing the Financial Supply Chain Offerings Future Outlook Essential Guidance Actions for Financial Institutions Actions for Vendors Learn More Related Research Appendix: Provider Profiles American Express Products/Product Components Financial Insights Opinion Bank of America U.S. Domestic - AP Payments Solutions International Trade/Supply Chain Additional Services Strategy Financial Insights Opinion The Bank of New York Mellon Products/Product Components Strategy Financial Insights Opinion Citi Key Partnerships Products/Product Components Strategy Financial Insights Opinion Deutsche Bank Products/Product Components Financial Insights Opinion JPMorgan Products/Product Components Strategy Financial Insights Opinion Wells Fargo Products/Product Components Strategy Financial Insights Opinion Synopsis AbstractThis Financial Insights report compares and contrasts the approaches that seven leading corporate banks - American Express, Bank of America, Bank of New York Mellon, Citi, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, and Wells Fargo - have taken to address corporate demand for more efficient payment systems. With over $19.4 trillion in business-to-business spending via paper check forecast for 2008, there are enormous opportunities for the sale of products and services to reduce invoice processing costs for buyers, accelerate collections for suppliers, and cut the time required to resolve disputes and reconcile payments. According to Aaron McPherson, practice director, Financial Services at Financial Insights, and one of the authors of the report, "Unlike past failed attempts at selling financial supply chain services, this time, the banks are aggressively acquiring technology and talent to make a new run at the market. A focus on flexibility and customer service will maximize the success of the new round of financial supply chain management initiatives." Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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