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New Legislation Would Turn Back the Clock on MMF Regulation
A host of political and procedural hurdles may have slowed the momentum for across-the-board rollbacks in Obama-era nancial regulations that were promised early in the Trump administration. Nonetheless, some money-market-fund industry observers hope the momentum will be regained at least enough to help push through bipartisan legislation introduced recently both in the U.S. Senate and… Read more »
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Treasury: The First 100 Days
How corporate treasurers succeed. We wanted to find out what factors led to corporate treasury success so we asked our clients directly. They told us what they did, wish they had done, regret having done and recommend you do to succeed in any new treasury position. We’ve published our findings in “Corporate Treasury, the First… Read more »
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Money Market Fund Regulation Winners, Losers and Long-Term Consequences
New Money Market Fund regulations which went into effect October 14, 2016 were intended to prevent future bailouts and enhance market stability. Instead, they have disrupted financial markets, hurt business and municipal borrowers, and increased U.S. taxpayer bailout exposure in future market stress events. While there are winners and losers with any regulatory change, the magnitude of the shifts in… Read more »
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Treasury Strategies’ Quarterly Corporate Cash Briefing – July 2017
Please join the largest and longest-running conversation on corporate cash decisions in the financial industry. Our panel, including the Association of Corporate Treasurers, Federated Investors, and Fitch Ratings, will address topics impacting Corporate Treasurer’s around the globe. Registration link available soon.
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Crane’s Money Fund Symposium
Tony Carfang, Managing Director, at Treasury Strategies is speaking with Tom Hunt, VP & CFO, at Association for Financial Professionals on Corporate Investment and Issuance Issues.
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AFP of San Diego, June 22nd Luncheon
Jeff Diorio , Director will present “ Corporate Treasury Priorities and Trends.”