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Sales people


In larger treasuries sales people are responsible for the client interface. They talk with clients; their responsibility is to encourage the customer to execute trades with the bank. They are very use [..]
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Risk managers


Risk managers are responsible for suggesting the appropriate risk limits to Senior Management. Risk managers build and/or use quantitative risk models to evaluate the amount of risk that is being run [..]
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Operations


Operations staff are involved in the confirmation, settlement and payment process that takes place after a trade has been completed by a dealer.
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Senior management


Senior management set the budgets and objectives of the Treasury. They usually meet by committee on a weekly basis. This committee is called the Asset Liability Committee, (ALCO). ALCO will discuss im [..]
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internal audit


Internal audit has the responsibility of reviewing and appraising the policies, systems and controls that surround the business units. It should provide senior management with comfort that the control [..]
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Information systems & technology


This is an area of special relevance to treasury; all trading functions are reliant on data capture, processing and transmission. It is common to find that systems provide major problems these include [..]
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130/30


This term is used in fund management. It is a strategy whereby a fund manager is 100% invested in the stock market but attempts to stock select by investing in shares that he anticipates will go up in [..]
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accrual


The accounting treatment where profit and losses are taken as a steady stream over the life of the transaction. For example if you make 1% on a $10,000,000 deal that is $100,000 per annum or $273.97 p [..]
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Accrued interest


The accrued interest on a bond is the amount of interest that it has accumulated since the last coupon payment date. If you purchase a bond you will have to pay the seller the dirty price, this is the [..]
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Actual/360


This is the normal convention used to calculate interest payments for money market products. For example the interest due on a $1,000,000 deposit placed for 7 days at a rate of 5.00% would be $1,000,0 [..]
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