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Treasury analyst

Treasury analysts manage the money an organisation actually has moving: forecasting cash, funding shortfalls, investing surpluses, and keeping banking arrangements working. The work is time-critical, since a funding gap or a missed payment window has immediate consequences.

Also known as: Cash management analyst · Corporate treasury analyst · Liquidity analyst · Treasury officer

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What the work involves

  1. Forecast cash inflows and outflows across accounts, entities, and currencies.

  2. Monitor bank balances daily and reconcile positions to the ledger.

  3. Arrange short-term borrowing or place surplus funds within policy limits.

  4. Track interest, currency, and counterparty exposures and the hedges against them.

  5. Monitor debt covenants and prepare the reporting lenders require.

  6. Maintain payment controls and banking relationships and access rights.

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How people commonly enter

  1. A degree in finance, accounting, economics, or business.

  2. A professional treasury or accounting qualification taken alongside the role.

  3. Progression from accounts payable, financial accounting, or banking operations.

  4. A graduate or trainee scheme within a corporate finance or treasury function.

Typical training: Bachelor's degree

Licensing: Certification common, not usually required

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Typical work context

  • Desk based
  • Team based
  • Fast paced
  • Hybrid office

Desk based · Team based · Fast paced · Hybrid office

Related interests

  • Conventional (organizing)
  • Investigative (analytical)

Conventional (organizing) · Investigative (analytical)

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