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Marrying Liquidity, Risk, and Sustainability Objectives

How treasurers are diversifying their risk and cash funding profiles in response to the current external environment.

By Karen Hom & Tarek El-Yafi | July 28, 2022 at 06:41 AM
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When Covid-19 restrictions began to ease, many of us started looking above the parapet to see what’s next. What we saw was the end in sight for one crisis, but the beginning of another.

The geopolitical and economic turmoil triggered by the war in Ukraine, as well as ongoing supply-chain disruptions, means that business-as-usual feels further away than ever before. As a result, treasurers are redoubling their efforts to strengthen their funding and risk profiles. At the same time, however, the pandemic has irrevocably changed priorities around how organizations—and their treasury teams—do business.

At Standard Chartered, we see companies around the world diversifying their risk and liquidity profiles in several ways:

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