Foundation

Introduction to Corporate Treasury Functions

Every company, from a funded startup to a Nifty 50 conglomerate, needs someone who knows how much cash it has today, where the next crore will come from and what could go wrong with the money in between. That is corporate treasury. This course explains the treasury function in plain language for non-finance employees, founders and new treasury hires: how treasury differs from accounting and FP&A, how cash is positioned and forecast, how Indian companies fund short and long gaps through bank lines, commercial paper, TReDS, term loans, bonds and ECBs, where surplus cash is parked, how foreign exchange, interest rate and commodity risks are hedged, and the controls and policies that keep treasury safe. Indian examples throughout, no jargon left unexplained.

Corporate TreasuryCash ManagementLiquidityWorking Capital FinanceDebt FundingTreasury InvestmentsFX and Interest Rate RiskTreasury Controls
MODULES
7
DURATION
~4.2 hrs
TRACK
Corporate Finance

What You'll Master

What corporate treasury is responsible for and how it differs from accounting and FP&A
Why treasury puts liquidity first, safety second and yield last
How treasurers position daily cash and build short-term and annual cash forecasts
How Indian companies use NEFT, RTGS, cash pooling and bank relationships to move money
How cash credit, working capital loans, commercial paper, bill discounting and TReDS fund short-term gaps
Where surplus cash goes: fixed deposits, liquid and overnight funds, T-bills, CPs and CDs
How term loans, bonds, credit ratings, covenants and ECBs shape long-term funding
How foreign exchange, interest rate and commodity risks are identified and hedged
Which controls, policies and systems keep treasury safe from fraud and costly mistakes
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown