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Episode 426

What the Best Treasury Organizations Do Exceptionally Well

In this episode, Craig Jeffery and Paul Galloway discuss what separates high-performing treasury organizations from the rest. They explore the importance of strong fundamentals, clear governance, continuous improvement, people development, cross-training, standardized processes, cash visibility, proactive risk management, and technology that supports better decision-making. The discussion also offers practical steps treasury teams can take to reduce manual work, improve connectivity, strengthen cash positioning, and build capabilities over time.

Host:

Craig Jeffery, Strategic Treasurer

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Speaker:

Paul Galloway, Strategic Treasurer

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