Will AI agents cause the next corporate bank run?
AI agents could gradually change how corporate treasurers manage cash, reducing the inertia that keeps large balances in low-yielding bank accounts and putting pressure on banks’ deposit funding.


Henry Adams notes major Wall Street banks starting to call the top of the market as US and Asian indices diverge sharply, on the anniversary of the Lehman Brothers collapse.


Kevin Cook announces TreasurySpring's GBP7m Series A round, reflecting on the doubts he, Matthew Longhurst and James Skillen faced when they first set out to shake up cash investment markets.


Csongor Mathe covers the Bank of England holding rates at a record low, with Chief Economist Andy Haldane's dissenting vote hinting at hawkish views yet to come.


TreasurySpring partners with FX specialist Global Reach to offer the market's first white-label route into its Fixed-Term Fund platform, helping treasury teams navigate a low-rate, uncertain credit environment.


An interactive timeline capturing the most turbulent year for money markets since 2008, and the events, opinions and reflections that defined it.


Henry Adams notes markets turning risk-on as Asia-Pacific infection rates ease, even as Russia rushes an unproven vaccine into production.


Henry Adams flags a widening gap between a cautious OECD and Fed outlook and a stock market that seems to be pricing in a far rosier recovery.


Drawing on lessons from managing fixed income portfolios through 2008, the team explores what's different, and what isn't, about navigating today's market stress.