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Each year, we ask corporate treasuries to tell us what’s on their minds as part of our annual State of Treasury Practice survey. We know there’s a lot on your plate at the moment and would like to hear what are your biggest priorities and your concerns for 2022?
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This report includes results from the survey conducted earlier this year and insights from more than 30 in-depth interviews with corporate treasurers.
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Each year, we ask corporate treasuries to tell us what’s on their minds as part of our annual State of Treasury Practice survey. We know there’s a lot on your plate at the moment and would like to hear what are your biggest priorities and your concerns for 2021?
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Treasurers have long expressed a desire for enhanced cash-forecasting capabilities, but that often-talked-about priority has now become a critical need.
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In Treasury Strategies’ recent corporate bank fee management survey, 70% of corporate treasurers said they review their bank service fees on a monthly basis. Yet only 21% use service price benchmarks in their bank fee management program. That’s a huge disconnect.
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When interest rates were zero, the opportunity cost to a corporate treasurer of idle cash balances sitting in a bank was zero. With recent Federal Reserve rate hikes, that has all changed. Indeed, a cash manager not carefully managing daily cash positions today is incurring a real cost.
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They arrive each month – those balance and service fee statements that itemize everything you’re being charged for in painful detail. The question is, how can you easily make sense of them? Here are some pointers for a good monthly bank fee analysis process.
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Companies spend $20 billion per year on bank treasury management services in the U.S. and $200 billion worldwide. Corporate treasurers who optimize their use of these services enjoy accelerated cash flow, improved risk management, higher investment income and quality information, all at a reasonable cost.
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Treasury Strategies, a division of Novantas, Inc. released its 3rd quarter ECR benchmarks to NDepth Bank Fee Analysis clients recently. The surprising results showed some unusual patterns overall as well as striking differences between U.S. money center and regional banks.
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The results are in and reveal an important area of opportunity neglected by corporations. On average, the 135 respondents to our Bank Fee Analysis (BFA) Flash Survey spend in excess of $250,000 per year on bank services and maintain millions of dollars of deposits.
