Certificate in Treasury and Cash Management
- Prepare a daily cash position across bank accounts and entities and decide on funding or investment actions.
- Compare physical and notional cash pooling structures and recommend one for a multi-entity group.
- Design payment controls covering dual authorisation, beneficiary changes and fraud red flags.
- Evaluate bank relationships using a fee analysis and service scorecard.
- Draft a short-term investment policy defining counterparty limits, tenors and permitted instruments.
- Identify FX exposures in a GCC business and select an appropriate hedging approach.
- Treasury Function and Governance
- Objectives and scope of corporate treasury
- Treasury policy, mandates and limits
- Organisation and segregation of treasury duties
- Cash Positioning and Liquidity Management
- Daily cash position and bank balance reporting
- Short-term liquidity forecasting
- Funding gaps, overdrafts and committed facilities
- Cash Concentration Structures
- Physical sweeping and notional pooling
- In-house banks and payment factories
- Intercompany funding and documentation
- Payments, Banking and Controls
- Payment channels, SWIFT and ISO 20022 messaging
- Payment fraud prevention and authorisation controls
- Bank relationship management and fee analysis
- Investing Surplus Cash
- Money market deposits, Islamic deposits and sukuk basics
- Counterparty risk limits and credit ratings
- Balancing security, liquidity and yield
- FX and Interest Rate Exposure
- Currency pegs in the GCC and residual FX exposures
- Forwards and swaps for hedging basics
- Treasury reporting and KPIs
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Program Professional Framework
Certificate in Treasury and Cash Management
Program Overview
Treasury teams in the Gulf manage liquidity across multiple banks, currencies and entities while payment volumes and fraud risks keep rising. «Certificate in Treasury and Cash Management» covers the core treasury toolkit: daily cash positioning, short-term liquidity forecasting, cash pooling and in-house banking structures, payment operations and controls, bank relationship management, short-term investment of surpluses and basic FX risk management in a region where most currencies are pegged to the US dollar. Participants practise with cash position sheets, bank fee analyses and treasury policy templates drawn from corporate and government-related entities.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Prepare a daily cash position across bank accounts and entities and decide on funding or investment actions.
- ✓Compare physical and notional cash pooling structures and recommend one for a multi-entity group.
- ✓Design payment controls covering dual authorisation, beneficiary changes and fraud red flags.
- ✓Evaluate bank relationships using a fee analysis and service scorecard.
- ✓Draft a short-term investment policy defining counterparty limits, tenors and permitted instruments.
- ✓Identify FX exposures in a GCC business and select an appropriate hedging approach.
Target Audience
- Treasury officers and treasury analysts
- Cash management and payments supervisors
- Finance managers responsible for banking and liquidity
- Financial controllers in groups with multiple entities
Detailed Program Modules
01Treasury Function and Governance
- Objectives and scope of corporate treasury
- Treasury policy, mandates and limits
- Organisation and segregation of treasury duties
02Cash Positioning and Liquidity Management
- Daily cash position and bank balance reporting
- Short-term liquidity forecasting
- Funding gaps, overdrafts and committed facilities
03Cash Concentration Structures
- Physical sweeping and notional pooling
- In-house banks and payment factories
- Intercompany funding and documentation
04Payments, Banking and Controls
- Payment channels, SWIFT and ISO 20022 messaging
- Payment fraud prevention and authorisation controls
- Bank relationship management and fee analysis
05Investing Surplus Cash
- Money market deposits, Islamic deposits and sukuk basics
- Counterparty risk limits and credit ratings
- Balancing security, liquidity and yield
06FX and Interest Rate Exposure
- Currency pegs in the GCC and residual FX exposures
- Forwards and swaps for hedging basics
- Treasury reporting and KPIs
Training Methodology
Applied Project & Assessment
Applied Project
Participants design a treasury operating framework for a GCC group with several entities and banks: a daily cash position template, a recommended pooling structure, a payment control matrix and a one-page short-term investment policy with counterparty limits.
Assessment
Short diagnostic at the start, practical tasks linked to each learning outcome, and evaluation of the applied project against published criteria.


