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 runs through the White House's final tariff list country by country and argues markets are simply in a holding pattern until the next shoe drops.


TreasurySpring announces a partnership with Hazeltree that embeds its marketplace of 950+ fixed-term cash products directly into Hazeltree's treasury and liquidity management platform.


Henry Adams notes trade deal negotiations accelerating under deadline pressure, with a chunk of Chinese exports being rerouted from the US into the UK and EU as a side effect.


Oscar Coyle traces treasury's evolution from paper-based cash management to AI and real-time data, and what that shift means for how treasurers think about risk and value.


Henry Adams notes markets staying unusually calm heading into the summer despite ongoing political tension, and flags the first full quarter of tariff-driven earnings data as one to watch.


Smarter cash strategy starts here. Across the private funds ecosystem – from capital calls to carry, from management fees to distributions – cash is moving. This is your invitation to see what lies beneath.


Henry Adams flags a rare moment of hope as two G7 nations elect new leaders in short succession, while cautioning that plenty of storm clouds remain on the horizon.


TreasurySpring's third annual sustainable finance survey with the LSE and ACT finds treasurers pulling back from broad ESG enthusiasm in favour of a more selective, risk-aware approach.


A podcast conversation between Matthew Longhurst and Anders Nilsson on the thinking behind TreasurySpring's currency conversion feature and how it works under the hood.