ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of TreasuryCast, Robin Page (TMI) is joined by TMANY's Seth Marlowe (The Treasury Whisperer) and Tim Hesler (New York University) to preview the 2025 New York Cash Exchange.
They discuss the big themes reshaping treasury while spotlighting must-see sessions including Treasury Tank, where fintechs pitch their innovations to expert judges, and the fast-paced Payment Squad, tackling treasury's toughest payments questions. With esteemed speakers and valuable networking opportunities, discover why NYCE 2025 is unmissable.
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