The future of treasury services and the opportunity for banks

Banks have a unique opportunity to deliver tailored, high-value solutions for corporate and commercial clients.

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Four trends redefining cash management.

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How can banks shape their strategy to unlock new value for corporate treasurers?

The EY Voice of the Treasurer research (pdf) gathered insights from 1,800+ survey responses and in-depth interviews with CFOs and treasurers across multiple industries and markets. The findings provide a snapshot of where treasury management is today and what businesses across a range of industries are looking for.

Building on these insights, our latest report, Four trends redefining cash management (pdf), explores how treasury management will continue to evolve in the coming years. It uncovers four emerging trends shaping the future of cash management — emphasizing the critical role of technological advancements and the impact of shifting market conditions on cash management strategies.


Discover four trends redefining cash management


The liquidity and cash management needs of all types of business are changing profoundly, thanks to macroeconomic uncertainty, shifting trade dynamics, and fluctuating interest and exchange rates. Finance leaders want to help their organizations become more resilient and financially stable, even as they seek to automate key processes and capitalize on advanced tech.

By offering data-driven and AI-enabled cash management solutions, banks can help CFOs and treasurers go beyond transaction-oriented treasury services and reposition as strategic advisors. The business case for change starts with four emerging trends that deliver tangible benefits now and set the stage for stronger and deeper client relationships in the future.



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EY leader discusses the transformation of treasury functions

 

In this Sibos TV interview, Matt Cox explores the Voice of the Treasurer research, the future of treasury management and the opportunities for banks.

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