AFP Regional Resources

An overview of the core types of AI most relevant to treasury—machine learning, generative AI and agentic AI—and shows how they are being applied today across forecasting, payments, fraud prevention and decision support.

Explore the fundamentals of stablecoins, including how they maintain a stable value, the reserve assets that support them and the role blockchain technology plays in enabling transactions. Learn how stablecoins are issued, regulated and used within the broader digital payments ecosystem.

The AFP Payments Guide: Revisiting Your Payments Strategy, underwritten by PNC Bank, examines how organizations can modernize their payments approach in a rapidly evolving landscape. It highlights key trends like real-time payments and digital innovation, while outlining how treasury and finance teams can improve efficiency, reduce risk, strengthen compliance and better manage cash flow as they prepare for the future of payments.

The FP&A Handbook: The Who, What and Why of FP&A, defines the core functions of FP&A and contains case studies and career paths of current FP&A Professionals around the globe. It gives you an inside look into real-life FP&A. 

The AFP FP&A Guide to AI-Powered Finance is designed for those at the starting line, contemplating how to navigate the world of AI. Whether you're just beginning to explore AI's potential or seeking a clear path forward, this guide offers practical steps to help you confidently embark on your AI journey.

AFP’s Annual Payments Fraud and Control Survey Report provides updated information on payments fraud trends and the impact of fraud on organizations. Also covered are the controls organizations are using to curb fraud. Responses from over 500 practitioners form the basis of the report.

AFP’s Annual Liquidity Survey examines current and emerging trends in organizations’ cash and investment policies, as well as critical benchmarks on short-term investment holdings and strategies. Now in its 20th year, this survey report includes response data from 254 treasury professionals.