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Treasury Management: The Practitioner's Guide
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Treasury Management: The Practitioner's Guide

by Steven M. Bragg
March 2010
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
7h 51m
English
Wiley
Content preview from Treasury Management: The Practitioner's Guide
Index
Accredited investor
Automated Clearing House
Controls
Payments
System
All-in forward rate
American-style option
Availability float
Available for sale
Accounting
Securities
Bad debt percentage
Bank account
Analysis
Management
Bank draft
Bank overlay structure
Bank relations
Bankers’ acceptance
Base currency
Basis risk
Bilateral netting
Bill of materials
Bonds
Book transfer
Book value method
Booked exposure
Borrowing base usage percentage
Bridge loan
Bullwhip effect
Business cycle forecasting
Call option
Cash concentration
Controls
Description
Policies
Procedures
Cash flow hedge
Cash forecasting
Accuracy measurement
Automation
Bullwhip effect
Controls
Model
Policies
Procedure
Role
Cash transfer
Controls
Description
Fees
Methods
Policies
Procedures
Certificate of deposit
Certificate of Deposit Account Registry Service
Check
Clearing
Controls
Payment
Procedure
Process flow
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Clearing and settlement systems
Clearing House Interbank Payments System
Collateral
Commercial paper
Confirming bank
Container sizes
Continuous Link Settlement System
Controls
Cash concentration
Cash forecasting
Cash transfer
Debt
Foreign exchange
Interest risk
Investment
Overview
Stock
Counterparty
Creditworthiness
Limits
Risk
Covenants, loan
Credit card, see Procurement card
Credit
Insurance
Policy
Scoring-
Credit rating agency
Description
Relations
Credit-rating strategy
Cross docking
Cross rate
Currency
Futures
Investment hedge
Options
Surcharge
Swaps
Cutoff time
Debenture ...
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