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Liquidity management debate: New tools needed for a post-crisis world

Corporate responses to the financial crisis are forcing banks with liquidity management services to come up with new tools and techniques. Clients are demanding more visibility, control and optimization.

September 21, 2010

Liquidity management debate: Learn more about the panelists


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Jack Large


 Let’s start with a little background on how this part of the industry has developed in the past couple of years. David?

David Manson (DM) is head of liquidity management and propositions at Barclays Corporate and is leading the development and growth of the liquidity solutions suite
DM, Barclays Over recent years the trend had been for corporates to concentrate with just one or two banks either globally or, more usually, per region. The crisis has reversed that trend as corporates now feel a need for diversification.

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