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Celent Webinar | Staying Afloat: External Forces Impacting Corporate Liquidity Management

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2016/03/31

Join us for the HSBC and Celent live webinar supporting our next report in the HSBC Corporate Insights series, “Staying Afloat: External Forces Impacting Corporate Liquidity Management.” In this webinar, Suraj Kalati, Global Head of Liquidity & Investments Product Management at HSBC along with Patricia Hines, Senior Analyst with Celent’s Banking practice, discuss the increasing complexity and volatility of liquidity management in response to regulatory changes, economic shifts, and technology limitations. At its simplest, the goal of corporate liquidity management is to align sources and uses of funds across operating entities, maximizing returns on excess cash while reducing reliance on external funding. Effective liquidity management is critical for companies to “stay afloat” in these turbulent times.

“Optimizing corporate treasury management demands a robust and efficient liquidity management and investment approach,” says Hines. “But with external forces causing substantive and permanent shifts in available options, corporations need to have the technology infrastructure in place to manage their liquidity and investments with tighter risk governance.”