Introduction to Treasury Management

held every Fall in Boston


TMANE is pleased to offer its Introductory Course to augment the programs offered at our Annual Conference and our monthly meetings. This is a full-day course that will cover the basics of treasury management. The course is open to anyone new to the field or interested in broadening their foundation of treasury management skills. Sponsored by TMANE and presented by Raymond Ruzek, this will be a full day session including lunch. (Click here for course outline.) This is open to TMANE members and non-members at $150 per person.

Please note: This is an introductory session, and as such, the AFP does NOT qualify  it for CTP/CCM Renewal credits. 
 This session has been designed to comply with the requirements set forth by NASBA for CPE credits for Accountants. 

 

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Schedule

Session Outline

I. Managing the Corporate Cash Flow Timeline

    A. Internal Corporate Timeline
    B. Payment Processing Timeline

II. Understanding the Payments System

    A. Check Clearing Alternatives
    B. Electronic Payment Alternatives
    C. Role of Commercial Banks
    D. Regulatory Issues

III. Managing the Cash Position (This section will include a case study of daily cash
    position management)

    A. Corporate Collection Systems
        1. Retail and Wholesale Lockbox Systems
        2. Lockbox vs. In-House
    B. Corporate Disbursement Systems
        1. Disbursement Account Alternatives
        2. Account Reconciliation Services
        3. Centralized vs. De-Centralized
        4. Fraud Prevention
   C. Cash Concentration - Alternatives for Concentrating Funds
   D. Treasury Information Systems - A Tool for Managing Cash
   E. How EDT/EDI Works - Opportunities and Obstacles

IV. Bank Relations - Bank Services and Compensation

    A. Services Available
    B. Bank Selection
    C. The Request for Proposal (RFP)
    D. Compensation Methods

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