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Cash & Liquidity Management

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Effective liquidity management is as much an art as a science. The main objectives of cash and liquidity management are to free up all the company's cash whilst minimising processing costs, to…

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Cash & Liquidity Management

What would Brexit mean for corporate treasurers?

by Kylene Casanova

There are two sides to the debate on whether Britain should stay in or get out of the EU. Whichever side you're on, what are the tangible effects that a Brexit could have on the financial community?

Cash & Liquidity Management

Gulf States show increased appetite for RMB payments

by Kylene Casanova

China's currency, the renminbi, is now the most active currency used by the UAE and Qatar for direct payments with China and Hong Kong, according to SWIFT.

Cash & Liquidity Management

The prognosis for our zero-rate economy?

by Kylene Casanova

Are we facing a protracted period of 'secular stagnation' that no central bank can fix? How much longer can the zero-rate economy continue and how can we climb out of the 'liquidity trap'?

Cash & Liquidity Management

China curbs yuan cross-border business

by Kylene Casanova

China's central bank has taken steps to limit cross-border yuan trading by several foreign banks until the end of Q1 2016, according to reports from Bloomberg and Reuters.

Cash & Liquidity Management

Thai regulators approve e-payments plan

by Kylene Casanova

The Thai government has pushed through measures to implement an e-payments infrastructure for the country, which is part of its digital economic growth strategy.

Cash & Liquidity Management

‘Treasury Managers’ Handbook for The Middle East’

by Kylene Casanova

New edition of The Handbook for The Middle East from WWCP is now sponsored by Barclays with contributions from Accuity, BCL, COPPCLARK, Deloitte and globalcustody.net

Cash & Liquidity Management

China revises rules on FX funds for MNCs

by Kylene Casanova

China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange has announced a change in regulations affecting the centralised operation and management of foreign exchange funds for MNCs.