Treasury Management

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What is Treasury Management

 Collects funds and disburses money.


 Managing Funds
 Responsibilities fall under the scope of CFO
 The CFO’s responsibilities include capital
management, risk management, strategic planning,
investor relations and financial reporting.
Integrated Treasury Department

Domestic • Make investment in their own


account
Treasury • SLR, CRR, CP, CD, TB, Bonds &
Operations Debentures, Equities and various
other derivaties

• Conduct operation on behalf of


clients
Forex Treasury • Spot and forward markets, foreign
Operations exchange swap markets , FCNR
and Nostro Account.
Integrated Treasury
 Objectives

a) Meeting reserve requirements


b) Provision for adequate and timely liquidity
c) Global cash management
d) Optimizing profit by exploiting market opportunities in forex
market, money market and securities market
a) Risk management
Structure of Treasury Department
Function Responsible for

Front office Dealing

Mid-Office Risk management, accounting


and management information

Back office Confirmations, settlement and


reconciliation
Dealing

FRONT
OFFICE

MID BACK
OFFICE OFFICEsettlement
MIS
Bank treasury departments
 Money market desk

 Foreign exchange or FX desk

 Equities Desk

 Derivatives Desk
Functions of Treasury Management
 Reserve Management & Investment
 Cash Management
 Liquidity & Funds Management
 Risk Management
 Asset liability management
 Transfer Pricing
 Derivative products
 Arbitrage
Reserve Management & Investment
 Meeting CRR/SLR obligations
a) CRR – 6%
b) SLR – 25%
 Appropriate mix of investment portfolio

Cash Management
 Control & care of the cash assets and liabilities of the
organization.
 Selection of investment products, investment brokers,
methods of borrowing, cash management information
systems.
Liquidity & Funds Management
 Analysis of cash flow arising out of asset liability
transaction
 Fund various asset of balance sheet
 Policy inputs to strategic planning and yield expected in
credit and investment.

Risk Management
 Changes in Interest rates
 Increasing NPA’s
 Increasing level of disintermediation
Transfer Pricing
 Transfer of funds to related party.
 Assist in enhancing profits
 Performance evaluation

Derivative Products
 Develop Interest Rate Swap and other cross currency
derivative products
 Hedge bank’s own exposure and also sell to customers

Arbitrage
 Risk less profits
What is Asset Liability Management
 An attempt to match : Assets & liabilities

 In Terms of : Maturities & interest rate sensitivities

 To Minimize: Interest rate risk & Liquidity Risk


Asset Liability
Management

Liability
Asset Management
Management

How easily banks


How Liquid are
can generate loans
assets of banks
from market
ALM
 ALM is an integral part of the financial management process
of a bank.
 ALM is concerned with strategic balance sheet management
involving risks caused by changes in interest rate, exchange
rates and liquidity position of the bank.
 ALM can be termed as risk management technique designed
to earn an adequate return while maintaining a comfortable
surplus of assets beyond liabilities.
Treasury Management Services
 Improve your receivable collection processes
 Increase control and management of your disbursements
 Enhance your level of timely and comprehensive
information controls
 Maximize your liquidity management
 Reduce the potential for fraud and possible monetary losses
to your company
 Provide the most advanced information technology tools
available
Thank You

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