Changing your treasury management system (TMS) is one of the biggest technology decisions a treasury team will make. Switching it is a major commitment, but staying put for too long can be just as costly. .
Join our panel as they share lessons learned from a recent TMS selection process, including the common challenges encountered and how they were addressed, with actionable takeaways for treasury teams considering a TMS change or upgrade
Key trigger points for deciding on a TMS change and knowing when is right for you
Understanding evolving vendor capabilities, including integration requirements, automation, and AI
The value a TMS can deliver to the team and the wider organisation beyond core treasury tasks
Group Treasurer, Colt Technology Services
Pascaline Barbier du Doré is a seasoned treasury professional with 18 years of experience across multiple international groups. When Colt decided to reshape its financial organization to unlock the full value of its treasury function eighteen months ago, Pascaline was naturally promoted to Group Treasurer. Today, she not only leads the transformation of treasury at Colt but also defines and manages the Group’s treasury strategy. In addition, Pascaline is responsible for strategic initiatives, including debt and equity management as well as acquisition integration.
Senior Director, Treasury Advisory, Redbridge
James Moir is leading Redbridge’s Global Treasury Transformation Team. He began in treasury as a systems manager at a FTSE 100 retailer before moving into consulting, including roles at a Magic Circle law firm and a Big Four firm in London, where he led systems implementations and supported audit and control reviews. At Redbridge, James supports system selection and implementation, target operating model design, cash pooling and cash management reviews, and payment control and technical reviews. James is a qualified accountant with a degree in Economics.
Head of Tax & Treasury, Colt Technology Services
Will is currently the Vice President, Tax and Treasury at Colt Technology Services. He trained as a chartered accountant, specialising in international tax and transfer pricing, before moving to industry in 2001 to lead various corporate tax teams. Following the $1.8bn acquisition of Lumen Inc’s EMEA business in late 2023, Will assumed responsibility for Colt’s treasury function, including strategic initiatives such as the selection and implementation of a new treasury management system. In March 2026, Will will be moving to a similar role at Inchcape plc.
Sarah has wide-ranging corporate experience with over two decades working in a range of finance and treasury roles primarily in large international companies.
A qualified accountant and corporate treasurer, she now spends her time putting her extensive experience to practical use, enabling financial services providers and their supervisors to understand how the corporate financial world works and the relevance of developments in financial markets on the real economy.
In addition, Sarah supports ACT members and the wider non-financial corporate community by identifying and providing thought leadership on financial markets developments that may impact their activities.
She is an Honorary Fellow of the ACT.
11 February 2026
12:30-13:30 GMT
