Posts Tagged: cash forecasting

Centralizing Your Treasury Operations

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Many organizations are still challenged by decentralized treasury operations or a lack of standardized processes and manual environments. I thought I would share best practices of a global company with a treasury department that was decentralized but moved to a centralized environment with three regional offices in the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Prior to centralizing, [...]

FINANCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT IN TREASURY: PART III

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Risk Measurement Methods… In Part I of my Financial Risk Management in Treasury blog series I discussed mitigating, identifying and defining financial risk. In Part II, I described various types of risk. In Part III, I will discuss financial risk measurement methods. A majority of respondents in a recent SunGard AvantGard study* utilize mark-to-market revaluation [...]

Collection Risk Modeling and Its Role in Cash Forecasting

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Collection risk modeling and its role in cash forecasting was debated this past week at EuroFinance in Monaco during a panel staffed by Joe Prudente Vice President of Worldwide Credit at Future Electronics; Chris Shier, Head of Credit Management at Lafarge UK; and Enrico Camerinelli, senior analyst at the Aite Group.  I moderated this panel where we discussed the [...]

Protecting Against Corporate Volatility Risk

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According to a recent SunGard and Economist Intelligence Unit survey, institutions need a firmer grasp on volatility. For corporations, this fact is heightened by the tumult in the Eurozone. Volatility in global markets, and in particular, the debt crisis in the eurozone has placed many corporations at greater risk, and in particular FX risk. “Vulnerability [...]