Faturalab joined a webinar hosted by treasuryXL and ETR Digital to discuss multi-funder financing, digitised invoices, and the future of working capital management.
Corporate treasury teams are increasingly exploring new ways to manage payables and liquidity as supply chains grow more complex and transaction volumes increase. In this context, industry discussions around digitised invoices, marketplace financing, and multi–bank funding models are becoming more prominent.
To address these developments, Faturalab participated in a recent industry webinar hosted by treasuryXL and organised together with ETR Digital.
The session brought together treasury professionals and industry experts to discuss how digital infrastructure and new financing models are shaping the future of working capital and payables management.
The webinar “The New Way Treasurers Are Managing Payables – Old Tool, New Tricks”, hosted by treasuryXL in collaboration with ETR Digital, brought together nearly 200 treasury professionals to discuss how payables management is evolving.
TreasuryXL, a global platform connecting treasury professionals with industry experts and fintech providers, regularly hosts discussions on emerging developments in corporate treasury.
Moderated by Pieter de Kiewit, the session featured speakers including Dominic Broom, Co-Founder of ETR Digital, and Barış Gökalp, Director of Treasury at Şişecam.
The discussion explored how digitising approved invoices and purchase orders allows them to be structured as transferable working capital instruments, making them easier to finance and distribute across funding partners.
Speakers also examined how digital working capital notes and marketplace models can help treasury teams access liquidity faster while reducing operational complexity.
Representing Faturalab, Founder and CEO Emre Aydın shared insights on how treasury teams can move beyond theoretical digital transformation toward solutions that deliver measurable results in complex, high-volume environments.
During the discussion, Aydın highlighted the importance of multi-funder financing ecosystems, where approved invoices can be digitised and priced by multiple financial institutions.
“This model introduces competitive pricing dynamics while enabling buyers and suppliers to access more flexible funding options.” said Emre Aydın, pointing to the growing role of multi-funder financing ecosystems in working capital management.
He also emphasised the operational advantages of digitised invoice infrastructure, noting that large-scale implementations can significantly reduce manual processes while improving transparency across the financing workflow.
The discussion reflected a broader shift in corporate treasury, where technology, legal infrastructure, and marketplace financing models are increasingly working together to create faster and more transparent working capital solutions.
As treasury strategies continue to evolve, Faturalab remains committed to contributing to industry dialogue and collaborating with partners and treasury professionals to advance more scalable and transparent financing models.
