Agenda:
1.
US Banking Environment and Payment Systems
Historical perspective
Regulatory environment
The Federal Reserve
Regulation of the industry
Significant legislation
Reserve regulations
The Uniform Commercial Code
Banking structure
Types of financial institution
2.
The Role of Cash Management
The operating cycle
The cash flow cycle
The importance of liquidity
Sources and uses of funds
3.
What is Cash Management?
Short term funding and investment
Day to day cash control
Receipts
Payments
Trade finance
Foreign exchange transactions and hedging
Working capital management
The US cash management model
4.
Making Payments
The US culture
Paper-based
- Cash
- Checks
- Drafts
- Other
Electronic
- Electronic funds transfer
- Automated clearing house
- Clearing House Interbank Payments System
Plastic
- Credit/charge cards
- Debit cards
- Smart cards
- Procurement cards
- The future of the US payment system
5.
Managing Cash Inflows: Part 1 Collections
Objectives of a collection system
Collection float
Funds availability
Designing a collection system
Collection methods
Lockboxes
Electronic collections
Latest developments
Strategies for efficient collections
6.
Managing Cash Inflows: Part 2 Concentration
Objectives of a concentration system
Concentration system design
One bank concentration
Multi-bank concentration
Lockbox networks
The future of concentration
Strategies for efficient concentration
7.
Managing Cash Outflows – Disbursements
Objectives of a disbursement system
Disbursement float
Specialized disbursement vehicles
Fraud prevention and control
Reconciliation options
Purchasing cards
Future of disbursements
Strategies for efficient disbursement
8.
Working Capital Management - Part 1 Forecasting
Importance of forecasting
Issues
Methods
- Short-term, medium-term and long-term
- Distribution method
- Receipts and disbursement
- Pro-forma
- Moving averages
- Exponential smoothing
- Regression analysis
Forecasting exercises
9.
Working Capital Management - Part 2 Short-term Investing
Investment objectives
Short-term investment options
Calculating investment returns
Investment strategies
10.
Working Capital Management - Part 3 Short-term Borrowing
Borrowing objectives
Short-term borrowing options
Calculating the all-in cost of borrowing
Restrictions and caveats
11.
How to Organize the Treasury Function
Levels of treasury centralization
Typical banking structure
Considerations in treasury structure
Centralized treasury
Decentralized treasury
Partially centralized treasury
Managing the U.S. from overseas
Treasury structures of the future
12.
Bank Relationship Management
Objectives of bank relationship management
How many and what type of bank?
Service provider selection
The RFI/RFP process
Standards for evaluating performance
The account analysis
Bank compensation practices
The future of bank relationship management
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