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Objective: to outline a standard methodology for treasury best practice so that corporate treasury management can be conducted properly and effectively. |
Fills major gap in corporate treasury management.. |
Sets out standard analysis, position and results reporting for all treasury activities. |
Provides universally applicable formalised approach to treasury management. |
Structure of Treasury Best Practice  |
The author of Treasury Best Practice, Aengus Murphy,
is a leading international treasury professional with over 20
years experience, initially as a practicing group treasurer
and later as consultant to many major international
companies. In 1988 he founded FTI, a premier treasury
consultancy, outsourced solutions and systems solutions
company, based in Dublin’s ISFC.
Each section reviewed by leading treasury specialist consultant: |
- Debbie Anthony (Taxation for Treasury), Deloitte & Touche
- Bob Cooper (Bank Credit & Loans), previously Group Treasurer, Whitbread plc, now independent consultant.
- Michael Delaney (Controls & Procedures), FTI.
- Pat Leavy (Cash Management), FTI.
- Kieran McDonald (Systems & Technology), FTI
- Robert Munro (Leasing), Field Solutions Ltd
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- Aengus Murphy (Organisation and Risk Management), FTI.
- James Parsons (Trade Finance), LTP Trade
- Keith Phair (Capital Markets, Global Securities & Investments and Markets & Indices), independent consultant.
- Roger Tristram (Global Securities & Investments), BRC Consulting Services.
- E. R. Yescombe (Project Finance & PFI),
Yescombe Consulting Ltd.
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