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Treasury Structures

Managing a global treasury is challenging. It’s difficult to manage cash investments and debt around the world; monitor and mitigate global risks; and transact in unfamiliar markets.

Various treasury structures such as regional treasury centers or in-house banks are potential solutions. Drawing on our comprehensive understanding of such operations, Treasury Strategies helps clients design and optimize treasury structures to achieve:

  • Economies of scale
  • Improved liquidity
  • Greater visibility of cash
  • Reduced bank fees

REGIONAL TREASURY CENTERS

worldwide-2Managing payments, liquidity and risk management from a central location may not be the right solution for your organization. Timing issues, language barriers and local regulatory challenges may point to a regional solution. We can help you evaluate whether regional treasury centers make sense for your organization. And if so, we can help you design and implement.


bank-buildingIN-HOUSE BANKING

It’s almost always better to use your own cash to fund operations. In-house banking can support centralized lending, investment and borrowing activities across an organization. Our expert team will evaluate whether this makes sense. If it does, we’ll assess your options and help establish or optimize your in-house bank.


worldwide-2FX CENTERS

Centralizing FX execution (either globally or regionally) can allow treasury to better hedge FX risk and gain netting opportunities. Our experienced professionals will help you develop a business case as well as design and implement your FX Centers.


settingsPAYMENT FACTORIES

Centralized processing for payments increases working capital, reduces costs and improves control. We’ll help you determine the value of a payments factory, then establish a factory, and combine payments operations across the organization to gain economies of scale.

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