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International growth creates opportunity – and financial complexity. As businesses expand into new markets, they need clear visibility of cash, reliable payment processes and a confident approach to liquidity, financing and financial risks.
Treasury is far more than managing bank accounts and making payments. It involves cash visibility, cash flow forecast, financing, financial risk management, banking relationships, foreign exchange and increasingly complex regulatory requirements. For internationally growing businesses, even small gaps in these areas can quickly affect cash flow, decision-making, financial stability and results. That is why treasury should be handled by specialists.
Whether a company is entering the German market or preparing for its next phase of growth, its financial situation becomes more complex due to new currencies, financing local working capital and payment issues. This requires solid treasury processes that ensure a high level of audit compliance.
A well-functioning treasury requires the interaction of organisation, clear rules and reliable processes. The strategic framework and operational implementation must be closely interlinked. Most companies do not have enough specialists and expertise in-house to cover treasury in its entirety. Staff are often focused in a specific sub-area and are therefore unable to take interdependencies into account. Added to this are operational risks when roles are held by just one person.
Treasury as a Service (TaaS) gives companies flexible access to professional treasury expertise as part of their treasury team or as complete outtasked solution. The TAAS model from CONEVIS is an ideal solution for ensuring the long-term stability of all treasury processes. TaaS provides experienced experts to handle either the entire treasury function or selected areas – such as liquidity planning, risk management, cash management or especially treasury system administration – for two hours a day or on a full-time basis. Billing is usually based on a fixed monthly fee, with the option to scale up or down at any time.
TaaS brings transparency to cash positions and developments, helps to reduce financial risks arising from currencies or interest rates, ensures compliance with audit requirements and – very important – optimises costs and revenue. The return on investment (ROI) of the implementation of TaaS is usually achieved within a year.
Why TREASURY AS A SERVICE by CONEVIS?
• Implementation and ensuring efficient Treasury processes.
• Transparency for cash positions, bank accounts, payment flows and financial risks.
• Reliable liquidity forecasts and reporting support sound decisions on investment, funding and growth.
• Management of cash centralization, liquidity, foreign-exchange, interest-rate and fraud risks.
• Expertise from day one: Complex tasks - from bank communication and cash pooling to payment processes, financing issues and treasury systems - are handled by experienced professionals from practical perspectives
• TaaS can be used flexibly and can grow with the business - from targeted advisory work to ongoing operational treasury support. TaaS can take on sub-processes such as liquidity planning or the entire (local) treasury function – on an hourly, daily or weekly basis.
In short, TaaS turns treasury into a reliable management function - allowing businesses to focus on their core operations and sustainable growth.
CONEVIS Treasury GmbH
Alexander Spieker
Wilhelm-Leuschner-Str. 29, FFM
+49 69 87 00 89-802
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www.conevis.com
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