Over the past few years, the use of an In-House Bank (IHB) within treasury groups has grown significantly. IHB’s offer greater liquidity options, enhanced risk management, and a strong degree of centralized control of financial management across the business – meaning they are a potentially ideal solution for a global treasury unit to implement.

However, there are challenges associated with such a change, as well as a number of variables to consider in this instance, and this session will look to address the following:

• How can an IHB mitigate global financial uncertainty and manage potential future risk?
• Considering typical challenges associated with deploying an IHB within your organisation and how these can be overcome
• How are IHB structures evolving, and what how can you identify the best model for your business