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Rock-Solid Liquidity Management

How innovative thinking and perseverance enable corporate treasury to conquer even the most complex cash management challenges.

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Managing corporate liquidity is one of a treasurer’s most important responsibilities. It can also be one of the most challenging.

When a company is low on cash, or needs additional funds to support an acquisition or other large expenditure, the treasurer’s ability to secure adequate liquidity at the right price can spell the difference between success and failure. When a company is instead awash in cash, the treasurer’s ability to optimize returns on those funds can have a big impact on the company’s bottom line. And when a company is facing both circumstances simultaneously, in different geographies or across different divisions, then the treasurer’s job is both tactical and strategic, and can be incredibly complex.

The Alexander Hamilton Awards in Liquidity Management honor companies that have developed successful solutions for navigating the challenges inherent in managing liquidity at a large global organization. This year’s winners have overcome those challenges and proven the importance of giving cash management the attention, and resources, it’s due. “No challenge is too big, if you have the attention span and dedication to get through it,” says Fred Schacknies, vice president and assistant treasurer of Hilton Worldwide.

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Meg Waters

Meg Waters

Meg Waters is the editor in chief of Treasury & Risk. She is the former editor in chief of BPM Magazine and the former managing editor of Business Finance.

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