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“TreasurySpring has become an important part of how we manage our tenancy deposits. The platform gives us access to a range of high-quality investment options that align with our priorities around SLY principles of treasury. This allows us to spread our credit risk across a range of counterparties and tenures. TreasurySpring are also able to provide us with bespoke longer-term investments. The system itself is intuitive and with various levels of authorisation available.”
Tightly defined investment rules limit your options, while cash still needs to support liquidity and earn an appropriate risk-adjusted return.
Claims, catastrophe events, collateral calls, and premium timing make cash flows difficult to predict.
Reserve and operating cash often sits unsecured with a small group of relationship banks.
Build a policy-aligned portfolio from 1100+ investment-grade cash products across governments, supranationals, sub-sovereigns and agencies (SSAs), banks, and corporates. Access government and secured bank investments through reverse repo, with clear visibility of the named obligor, term, and return before you invest.
Choose terms from one day to one year and ladder maturities against expected claims, collateral calls, and operating outflows. Keep immediate liquidity available for unexpected needs and invest cash you can commit for a defined term. Auto-roll keeps suitable balances invested between cycles.
Spread exposure across 120+ investment-grade counterparties through one onboarding. Add government, SSA, and secured bank exposure without setting up a separate investment relationship for every counterparty. Choose who you invest with and see where your cash sits.
See holdings and maturities across carriers, syndicates, captives, and nine currencies in one platform. Use the portal, integrations, or public API to simplify investment and reporting workflows, with access to our capital markets team when you need support.
Invest surplus balances between premium receipts and planned outflows. Select maturities around expenses and expected claims payments, while retaining cash for immediate needs.
Build a ladder of maturities around forecast obligations. Diversify eligible surplus balances while keeping liquidity available for unexpected claims or collateral calls.
Manage eligible cash across entities and currencies with a clearer view of counterparties and maturities. Apply each entity’s investment mandate to the balances you deploy.
Access Fixed-Term Funds (FTFs) through our portal, connect the tools you already use, or build workflows with our public API. Choose the route that fits your treasury team.
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A packed month of elections, earnings, rate decisions, and the UK Budget has flipped markets from risk-on to cautious, with a sharp tech sell-off, widening credit spreads and likely rate hikes in the UK, eurozone and US all pointing cash and treasury teams towards protecting what they have.
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