FTI Treasury Talks: Automating Treasury Accounting – Key Considerations & Importance
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About this Episode
“FTI Treasury Talks: Conversations with the Experts” series aims to provide valuable insights and practical strategies in the fields of Treasury Outsourcing, In-House Banking Solutions, and Corporate Services.
This first talk is focused on the significance of involving all stakeholders and adopting a pragmatic and transparent approach when implementing automation, specifically from a treasury system to an ERP: “Automating Treasury Accounting: Key Considerations & Importance” featuring Marie Clarke, Head of Finance at FTI Treasury, and Justin Callaghan, CEO at FTI Treasury.
Marie Clarke and Justin Callaghan highlight crucial factors to consider and the value of comprehensive exploration and resolution of challenges during implementation. By leveraging their extensive finance and treasury management expertise, they will provide valuable insights into the effective automation of accounting processes.
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Justin Callaghan
Marie Clarke:
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Why this matters
Treasury and ERP systems rarely speak the same language, and the gap between them is where errors, delays, and reconciliation headaches tend to live. As more finance functions move toward automation, getting the integration right the first time isn’t just a technical exercise, it’s a strategic decision that affects accuracy, audit readiness, and the day-to-day workload of finance teams.
This episode matters because Marie and Justin don’t just talk about the benefits of automation in the abstract. They speak from direct experience implementing it, including the parts that don’t go smoothly. For any organisation considering a similar move, understanding the real-world challenges before they arise, rather than discovering them mid-project, can save significant time, cost, and frustration. It’s a candid look at what it actually takes
About FTI Treasury Talks
Expert conversations on treasury management, risk, technology, and in-house banking — designed for treasury professionals, CFOs, and finance leaders.
