Introduction:

Advanced Treasury and Liquidity Management refers to the structured administration of an organization’s financial assets, funding activities, and cash positions to ensure institutional solvency, financial stability, and strategic alignment. Treasury management includes overseeing capital allocation, debt structures, and liquidity reserves, while liquidity management focuses on maintaining adequate cash flow and access to funding under varying financial conditions. This training program examines institutional models for treasury strategy, liquidity forecasting, risk governance, and investment structures within regulated financial environments. It emphasizes analytical systems, financial policy frameworks, and performance evaluation.

Program Objectives:

By the end of the training, participants will be able to:

Identify advanced treasury models and their alignment with corporate finance structures.
Evaluate liquidity planning frameworks and institutional cash flow forecasting structures.
Analyze financial risk exposures and their integration within treasury governance.
Classify institutional strategies for debt and surplus liquidity management.
Explore regulatory and compliance frameworks governing treasury operations.

Target Audience:

Chief Financial Officers (CFOs).
Treasury Managers and Senior Treasury Analysts.
Financial Controllers.
Corporate Finance Executives.
Risk Management Professionals.
Senior Financial Analysts.

Program Outline:

Unit 1:

Advanced Treasury Strategies:

Strategic role of treasury in corporate finance.
Centralized vs. decentralized treasury models.
Treasury technology and automation tools.
Global treasury management systems.
Treasury performance metrics and benchmarking.

Unit 2:

Liquidity Forecasting and Cash Management:

Key activities for developing advanced cash flow forecasting models.
Liquidity ratios and key performance indicators.
Cash pooling strategies for multinational corporations.
How to manage seasonal liquidity fluctuations.
Techniques for optimizing working capital.

Unit 3:

Financial Risk Management:

Frameworks for identifying and managing currency risk.
Interest rate risk and hedging strategies.
Credit risk management process and counterparty risk.
How to manage commodity price risk in treasury operations.
The process of integrating risk management into treasury functions.

Unit 4:

Debt and Investment Management:

Strategies for managing short term and long term debt.
Bond issuance and debt refinancing techniques.
Oversight on the investment of surplus liquidity.
Capital markets instruments for liquidity management.
Structured finance and securitization in treasury.

Unit 5:

Compliance and Regulatory Frameworks:

Overview of global regulatory environment for treasury.
Basel III and Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR).
Compliance with IFRS 9 for financial instruments.
Importance of managing treasury audits and internal controls.
ESG considerations in treasury and liquidity management.