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Liquidity Management is the process of managing a firm’s ability to meet its financial obligations as they come due, by ensuring it has sufficient liquid assets. It involves monitoring and planning the inflows and outflows of cash to maintain financial stability and flexibility.
Key Benefits
– Cash Visibility and Control: Provides a clear view of cash flows and positions across the organization, enabling better forecasting and decision-making processes regarding cash operations and requirements.
– Cost Reduction: Enhances the efficiency of cash management processes, reducing the costs associated with borrowing, and optimizing the use of excess cash by deploying it where it can earn higher returns.
– Risk Management: Helps identify and mitigate risks related to liquidity constraints or market conditions by ensuring adequate cash availability and maintaining optimal cash levels to meet business obligations.
– Operational Efficiency: Streamlines daily cash management activities, reducing the time and effort required to manage cash positions, which in turn improves the treasury management’s productivity.
– Strategic Decision Support: Enables treasury teams to provide more strategic insights to management, considering different scenarios and their impact on liquidity, thus supporting broader business strategies and decision-making.
Related Terms
– Cash Visibility and Control: Provides a clear view of cash flows and positions across the organization, enabling better forecasting and decision-making processes regarding cash operations and requirements.
– Cost Reduction: Enhances the efficiency of cash management processes, reducing the costs associated with borrowing, and optimizing the use of excess cash by deploying it where it can earn higher returns.
– Risk Management: Helps identify and mitigate risks related to liquidity constraints or market conditions by ensuring adequate cash availability and maintaining optimal cash levels to meet business obligations.
– Operational Efficiency: Streamlines daily cash management activities, reducing the time and effort required to manage cash positions, which in turn improves the treasury management’s productivity.
– Strategic Decision Support: Enables treasury teams to provide more strategic insights to management, considering different scenarios and their impact on liquidity, thus supporting broader business strategies and decision-making.
References
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