Treasury Management & Operations
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September 17 & 18, 2012
$795 per person
2 days
- 14 CPE Credit Hrs.
- 14 CSOP Credit Hrs.
- 1.4 CEU Units
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The Treasury Management & Operations
Seminar is designed to give attendees an in-depth knowledge of the
daily operation of the corporate treasury function. The function
of the treasury operations is vital to any institutional investor
and this program is designed to give any staff member insight, understanding
and the ability to interact with this department more efficiently.
During the Treasury Management &
Operations Seminar the attendee will focus on gaining a thorough
grounding in treasury management tools and techniques. The course
enables participants to maximize cash flows for their organization
through effective fund allocation, while minimizing risk using appropriate
measurement and management strategies.
The Treasury Management & Operations
Seminar is ideal for anyone who needs to gain a comprehensive knowledge
of this critical topic, such as accountants, auditors, IT professionals
and senior managers. Attendees will also build an understanding
of the treasury department interacts and impacts all the other areas
within the organization.
- Introduction and Overview
- Treasury’s role
- Players in and around treasury
- Typical treasury organizations
- Treasury Strategies
- Setting an overall strategy
- Potential strategic problems
- Economies of scale
- Managing cash
- Daily cash position
- Managing information
- Short-Term Liquidity Management
- Overall Liquidity Management
- Players in and around treasury
- Typical treasury organizations
- Primary and secondary reserves
- Measures of liquidity
- Role of forecasting
- Bankruptcy issues
- Managing Short-Term Investments
- Short-term markets
- Short-term instruments
- Yield calculations
- Short-term strategies
- Measuring investment performance/metrics
- Managing Short-Term Borrowing
- Short-term markets
- Short-term instruments
- Short-term strategies
- Measuring borrowing performance/metrics
- Managing Bank Relations
- Managing Risk and Relationships
- Establishing risk strategies
- Using risk instruments
- Measuring risk management performance
- Treasury as In-House Bank
- Pros and cons of in-house bank
- Establishing an in-house bank
- Areas that in-house bank cannot handle
- Global Treasury
- Differences vs. U.S. and International
- Special international treasury techniques
- Problems with international treasury
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