This article was co-authored by:
– Rebecca Brace, finance writer and former editor, Treasury Today
– Enno-Burghard Weitzel, SVP, Strategy and Business Development, Surecomp
Freelance journalist and copywriter, Rebecca Brace Editorial
Rebecca Brace is a freelance financial and business journalist. She has written many articles for gtnews and various other trade publications and has seven years of experience writing about the issues affecting corporate treasurers as an ex-editor of ‘Treasury Today’ magazine and now long-standing freelancer. Her areas of expertise include: banking and cash management, liquidity management, payments, SWIFT, electronic bank account management (eBAM), treasury technology, risk and the financial supply chain.
She has 16 years’ experience of writing about corporate treasury, payments, transaction banking, financial crime compliance, risk management, and trade finance.
Rebecca has a BA in English Language and Literature from the University of Oxford.
Expertise In: Editorial
Languages: English
This article was co-authored by:
– Rebecca Brace, finance writer and former editor, Treasury Today
– Enno-Burghard Weitzel, SVP, Strategy and Business Development, Surecomp
SWIFT’s upcoming SR 2021 release is set to bring some significant changes to trade finance messaging standards – specifically those relating to guarantees