About the Cash management survey:
Euromoney surveys cash managers, treasurers and financial officers worldwide. This year we received 23774 replies to the survey in total. Of these, 16967 valid responses went into the results after data verification and validation – an increase of 39% on last year. This is the most comprehensive guide to the cash management arena in the market.
October 2010
Emerging markets have become a driving force of economic growth and the development of international trade, putting pressure on cash management banks to improve their global coverage. Laurence Neville reports.
October 2009
Citi’s leadership of Euromoney’s 2009 international cash management poll results was far from a given this year.
October 2008
For so long seen as a banking backwater, cash management’s time has come. Revenues are high-margin, stable and growing. Products such as liquidity management will only grow in importance. And, with the huge client bases involved for the biggest players, it’s a gateway into a lot of other business. Laurence Neville reports.
October 2007
September 2006
The gap between the top two and their closest rivals continues to increase, according to results from our recent survey on international cash management.
October 2005
Citigroup and HSBC are neck and neck at the pinnacle of the cash management business, according to Euromoney's latest poll. Other firms trail far behind.
October 2004
Euromoney's annual cash management poll shows surprising results. A familiar group of leading banks continues to slug it out for market share leadership but the names customers rate most highly in qualitative rankings are often not those that lead the quantitative league tables.
November 2003
November 2002
All the global cash management banks continue to concentrate on the small pool of top-tier multinationals where there are opportunities to cross-sell but where competition is most intense. These most demanding of cutomers are driving down margins. The global players might be overlooking other sources of revenue.
November 2001
Monitoring thousands of accounts payable and receivable flowing daily through myriad bank accounts, while minimizing short-term borrowing costs and maximizing returns on investment of liquidity, is a huge challenge for corporate treasurers. They value highly banks that do this well. But Euromoney's poll shows few banks excel.
