The role of treasury continues to evolve into a more strategic, innovative and data-driven partner that is critical to enterprise value creation. Our 2025 Global Treasury Survey, with insights from 350 treasurers from around the world, reveals how treasurers are adapting to an increasingly complex environment shaped by economic volatility, uncertainty in interest rates and inflation, regulatory shifts and a resurgence in global trade tensions. Amid these challenges, leading treasury organizations are building more connected operating models — positioned not just to safeguard assets but also to deliver actionable insights and sustainable financial outcomes.
Treasury teams are responding to heightened demands for cash visibility, cost efficiency and risk management by deepening their integration with business units and enabling faster, more informed decisions. Top-performing organizations are adopting in-house banks, real-time liquidity tools, AI-enhanced forecasting and centralized payment models to drive working capital efficiency and unlock trapped cash. As a result, treasury is increasingly recognized as a key enabler of resilience and agility.
Robin Page (TMI) is joined by Eric Cohen and Koen De Smet (PwC) to explore the findings of the 2025 Global Treasury Survey. The guests discuss how leading treasury functions are embracing modular technology, AI, and managed services to enhance resilience, visibility, and strategic impact. This quickfire conversation highlights evolving priorities around risk management, forecasting, and operating models as treasury continues its transformation towards a digitally enabled, advisory-led function.
Access the 2025 Global Treasury Survey results, drawing on insights from 350 treasurers worldwide. These include the key priorities identified as being of particular interest to today’s treasurers.