Welcome to ANZ’s Future Ready Now webinar series
Join us for a series of thought‑provoking webinars designed to help you and your business stay ahead of what’s next. Hear from a range of subject matter experts as they share insights on emerging trends, innovations and opportunities shaping the future.
Explore upcoming sessions and register to attend live events, where you can engage with our subject matter experts and access a range of practical, helpful resources.
Wednesday, 15 July 11.00 am – 11.45 am AEST
Real time treasury, unpacked: How leading institutions are acting now
Real-time treasury is here. Is your organisation ready to act? As payments become faster, richer in data and increasingly always on, treasury teams are under growing pressure to move beyond periodic reporting and manual oversight. Real-time treasury is no longer a future ambition, it is becoming a practical operating model for organisations that want better cash visibility, stronger controls and faster decisions.
In this live, moderated Q&A, we will explore how treasury leaders are using instant settlement signals, ISO 20022 richer data, API-driven visibility and stronger governance to improve forecasting accuracy, optimise liquidity and build trust into faster payment flows.
Key takeaways
- Understand what real-time treasury looks like in practice, beyond the buzzwords.
- Hear where organisations are seeing the greatest value from richer data, real-time rails and connected platforms.
- Explore practical steps to close gaps in visibility, orchestration, governance and control.
- Learn how treasury teams can start turning speed of payment into speed of insight and action.
Who should attend
CEOs, CFOs, Treasurers, and finance or payments leaders, senior professionals across customer experience, technology, legal and procurement functions who are assessing the broader implications of payments modernisation.
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Wednesday, 5 August 11.30 am – 12.30 pm AEST
The invoice automation advantage: Expert tips, case studies and 2026 readiness
With E-invoicing and ISO data reshaping finance operations, this session brings together specialists and real customers who’ve already made the shift. Learn what worked, what didn’t, and how to prepare your organisation for the 2026 landscape. Optional breakout discussions give you the chance to ask the experts about your own invoice workflow challenges.
Key takeaways
- How organisations are reducing delays, errors and manual effort through E-invoicing and richer payment data.
- What the 2026 environment will require and practical steps to begin preparing now.
- Real world examples of automation “quick wins” and process redesigns that save time and reduce cost.
Who should attend
Treasurers and finance or payments leaders, senior professionals across customer experience, technology, legal and procurement functions who are assessing the broader implications of payments modernisation.
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November
Cyber incidents up close: Expert breakdown, customer stories and first hour priorities
Hear directly from experts in the Australian Government Cyber Security unit and ANZ specialists as they walk through how real cyber incidents unfold, especially those impacting finance and payment systems. You’ll hear real customer stories, understand what good response looks like, and join optional smallgroup discussions to ask questions relevant to your environment.
Key takeaways
- What modern cyber incidents look like and what the first hour really demands from finance and payment teams.
- Lessons learned from organisations who’ve faced attacks and restored operations quickly.
- Expert guidance on the simplest, highest value steps to improve your resilience.
Who should attend
Everyone - cyber security is a team sport!
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