Chinese financial regulators have recently published new rules for China's CNY 100trn asset management industry. Aidan Shevlin, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, outlines the implications of the new rules for the industry and for corporate treasurers - and suggests practical steps for rethinking liquidity management in China.
As the natural resources and utilities sector re-emerges, new challenges lie on the horizon. At the same time, there are significant opportunities for treasurers not only to optimise their structures and processes but also to add greater strategic value to the wider business.
Ever-changing regulatory and compliance requirements can prove challenging for efficient payments processing. INQUIRO, the new web-based enquiry app from BNP Paribas, can help reduce payment processing time - as well as providing other benefits.
If we want to believe the hype then the treasurer’s days are numbered and we are all to be replaced by faceless, super-efficient and infallible machines producing copious and flawless results. But how much of this is true? Are treasurers slowly but surely becoming redundant?
Despite the many challenges, treasurers should remember that the stringent requirements may have a silver lining. Regulatory compliance may provide the opportunity for companies to become more transparent and make their internal processes more effective and efficient.
Treasuries have a responsibility to support the overall corporate sustainability strategy, but many may not realise that the organisations they deal with on a daily basis – their banks – can be a valuable source of information and assistance with this task.
Lance Kawaguchi, Managing Director, Global Head - Corporates, Global Liquidity and Cash Management, HSBC, shares 5 key insights as to how treasurers can take action today to prepare for success tomorrow.
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Michelle Dovey's career in treasury has been far from ordinary. Here she talks to Eleanor Hill, Editor of TMI, about her career path, career break and how she has progressed in the profession to run her own treasury consultancy.
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