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China’s $1.7 trillion hangover

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Cash management: Centralization, standardization and consolidation

Before corporate treasurers can begin to weigh their investment options, it is essential to create a liquidity management structure that gives both subsidiaries and head office the most advantageous set-up to minimize costs and maximize returns – while leaving sufficient cash where it is needed to pay day-to-day expenses.


Cash management: Safety first in short-term investment

"[Corporates] should recognize that the end investment choice is just one small element of a huge process," says Tristan Attenborough, managing director and regional executive for treasury, liquidity and investment products at JPMorgan in London. "There are so many stages, currencies and transactions before you get to investment and they are often what people need to worry about."

So how can corporates devise the right structure for liquidity management? Clearly, given...


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