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Treasury Management Review Questions with Complete Answers (Already Passed) 1. What are the major objectives of treasury management (Chapter 1) - Answers Maintain liquidity Optimize cash resources Maintain access to short term financing Manage investments Maintain access to medium and lo...

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Treasury Management Review Questions with Complete Answers (Already Passed)

1. What are the major objectives of treasury management (Chapter 1) - Answers Maintain liquidity

Optimize cash resources

Maintain access to short term financing

Manage investments

Maintain access to medium and long term financing

Manage financial risk

Coordinate financial functions and share financial information

Manage external vendors

2. Which of these objectives make up working capital management (Chapter 1) - Answers Maintain
liquidity

Optimize cash resources

Maintain access to short term financing

Manage investments

3. Why is effective management of working capital critical to an organization (Chapter 1) - Answers
Working capital management is the foundation of effective treasury management. Without access to
cash to pay vendors and employees, companies cannot operate. Many profitable companies have been
forces to close their doors because of insufficient liquidity due to poor cash management.

4. What are the typical responsibilities of a treasurer (Chapter 1) - Answers Managing overall financial
risk, including FX risk.

Arranging ST and LT external financing

Managing relationships with banks and other service providers

Overseeing day to day liquidity and cash management

Investing for ST and LT

Developing and implementing treasury policies and procedures

Managing domestic and international payments

5. What are the typical responsibilities of a credit manager (Chapter 1) - Answers The credit manager
preserves and collects accounts receivable, sets corporate credit policies, approves the extension of

, credit terms and exposure to limits to customers and establishes information systems to monitor
accounts receivables.

6. What are some typical activities for which a board of directors might grant authority to individuals
within treasury organizations (Chapter 1) - Answers Open close and modify bank accounts

Establish credit facilities

Oversee investments

Issue debt and equity securities

Devise implement and execute risk management strategies

7. What are the 6 tasks involved in daily cash management (Chapter 1) - Answers Preparing a cash
position worksheet

Monitoring cash balances on deposit at financial institutions

Collecting concentrating and disbursing cash

Investing and borrowing funds on a ST basis when needed

Researching and reconciling exception items such as unexpected charges on bank accounts missing
deposits and uncleared checks

Coordinating efforts with other finance areas such as AR AP tax and accounting

8. What is the downside of making treasury a cost center? (Chapter 1) - Answers The downside to
making treasury a cost center is that management may focus on the cost of treasury operations and not
the value provided by the function, leading to difficulties in obtaining appropriate budget and staff

9. Why are shared services centers (SSCs) typically deployed (Chapter 1) - Answers Reduce the costs of
multiple or duplicate operations

Standardize the process

Increase the quality and timelines of services

Create a higher degree of strategic flexibility

10. Define corporate governance. (Chapter 1) - Answers The principles and processes by which any
organization is governed. It provides the guidelines for managing a company so that it can fulfill its
stated goals and objectives in a manner that adds to the value of the company and is also beneficial for
all stakeholders in the LT

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