2014 Liquidity Risk Survey
Survey goal
To shed light on treasury departments’ efforts to mitigate liquidity risk in short-term cash investment, debt and forecasting practices.
What we’ve learned in 2014
- Treasury and financial professionals appear to have begun to control bank exposures
- Decrease in bank deposits
- Firms seem to have increased the pace at which they negotiate and renegotiate credit facilities and to have structured debt and credit facilities with multiple maturity dates
- Short-term cash forecasts appear to have become less reliable, especially for smaller companies
- Ongoing calibration of investment policies
- 66% of firms have updated their investment policy within the past two years
- More firms are setting limits for uninsured bank deposits
- Organizations do not appear to have formal counterparty risk exposure policies or frameworks in place
- Apparent difficulties aggregating, analyzing and monitoring counterparty exposure
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