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The design, development and implementation of the most appropriate
treasury structure form the core of our Treasury Organization and
Strategy practice. We address questions such as:
- How should global treasury be structured, what are location
considerations and tax implications?
- What are the most practical staffing arrangements given the
geographical and fiscal responsibilities assigned to treasury?
- What types of systems and other technology tools can be used to
help treasury forecast and manage cash, reduce operational and
banking expenses and enhance treasury decision-making?
- What are the reporting requirements and control levels for
treasury in a Sarbanes-Oxley environment?
These questions become even more critical during major structural or
financial changes such as integrating new acquisitions, setting up a
business in a different country or region, implementing an ERP system,
or the introduction of a revised business model.
We help clients design and develop the most appropriate structure for
their specific situation. Our approach begins with a thorough assessment
of each company's unique requirements including performance metrics, tax
situation and objectives, customer and vendor requirements, banking
relationships and credit lines and treasury integration with business
operations. This is followed by the development of alternative
structures and validation of all recommendations with key corporate
stakeholders. This helps clients to:
- Rationalize bank selection
- Improve treasury operating and accounting practices
- Identify treasury centralization opportunities
- Evaluate outsourcing opportunities
- Assess treasury software, intranets and ERP integration issues
- Develop the right balance of human and systems resources
Treasury Alliance delivers realistic and practical recommendations.
Partner involvement in all phases of a project provides each client with superior results.
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