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Published: 18th December 2012 by William Webster
The following explains five board presentations that are available from Barbican Consulting. Use them for guidance. They are about Treasury, Markets and Governance and are for NEDs. Presentations can be tailored to fit your business and the risks you manage. References are available. More detail is below.
The financial crisis has resulted in ongoing regulatory pressure to reduce the amount of risk firms are exposed to. As a consequence markets have disappeared, regulation has become onerous and emphasis is placed on risk management. In response the operations undertaken by treasuries have significantly altered. For NEDs this is a challenge.
The products and risks are complex and change continues. Nevertheless the regulatory regime now firmly places responsibility with Boards. With this in mind there are five two hour sessions (presentation and discussion), they are:
The sessions are to facilitate improved understanding of treasury and the important issues that affect strategic decision making.
They are "high level" and cover the issues NEDs need to know about in order to have a meaningful discussion about treasury and risk. Where it is considered appropriate reference will be made to the management information that is available.
There will be a formal agenda supported by the necessary presentation, time will be allotted for discussion. The details follow.
Presentation One
The Role of Treasury
Presentation Two
Liquidity & Credit Risk
Presentation Three
Market Risk
Presentation Four
Management Information
Presentation Five
Governance & Treasury
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