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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2022 · 16 MIN

Episode 67: What (really) are cheques?

from Treasury Leaders (Former Corporate Treasury 101)

Welcome to the corporate treasury 101 podcast In this episode, we would like to continue our payment's journeySome episodes ago, we talked about cash, how is was put in the economy, how it is used in society and its impact on Corporate Treasury Today we cover, cheques! This instrument that Hussam likes to call a boomers technology But in certain part of the world, it is still widely usedIn this episode, expect to learn- What are cheques and the different types of cheques - The technical terms used by corporate treasurers when it comes to cheques - The advantages and disadvantages of using a cheque - What really happens when you don't have enough funds but issued a cheque anyways And... Much moreIf you like the episode, please rate us on your favourite podcast app! It helps us, and the podcast a lot,Bonus, it makes us very happy _________________________Learn the fundamentals of corporate treasury by downloading your FREE copy of the Corporate Treasury eBook Here!Follow us on Instagram here: @corporatetreasury101Email us any suggestions/ comments at: [email protected] 

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