This course covers key steps for the execution of a sound corporate cash investment strategy – a crucial part of your overall cash management process. The course is designed to help finance professionals who face the task of managing corporate cash investments, as well as corporate executives who oversee the process. Investment professionals who manage cash for their clients may also be interested in the curriculum.
The course reviews the purpose and goals of your investment policy. Learn how to design a policy that will protect you from unwise decisions, and allow you to generate an appropriate return from your assets. Glean insights into maturity and credit rating limits, which types of securities to allow and which ones to be careful about.
An essential part of the investment process is the external money managers you work with. We discuss how to decide how many to engage and how to select them. We also present suggestions on how to maximize the value of these relationships.
Further, we share recommendations on some of the steps you can take to monitor your portfolio and how to build important compliance controls – actions that ensure you get timely alerts in case adjustments to your strategy are needed. Regular reporting secures the confidence of your executive managers and auditors. Finally, we talk about reporting.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the purpose and goals of the corporate investment policy and how to build one
- Articulate how to decide on your external partners, how to benefit most from the relationship, and how to make it easier for them to be successful with your corporate cash investments
- Get recommendations on how to create compliance controls around the cash management process
- Assess how to report the activities and the results of the cash investment process and who would be interested in this reporting
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Prerequisites
Prerequisite: Exposure to corporate finance
Advanced Preparation: None