Foreign Exchange & Cross-Border Payments: Managing Liquidity in a Multi-Currency World
The globalisation of capital has increased the importance of efficient foreign exchange and cross-border payment frameworks. Corporates, funds and institutions operating across jurisdictions face growing complexity in managing liquidity, currency exposure and settlement risk amid heightened regulatory oversight and evolving payment infrastructure.
Fragmentation across banking systems, varying cut-off times and currency controls continue to influence how capital moves internationally. As a result, institutions are increasingly focused on treasury structures that prioritise visibility, control and operational resilience rather than purely transactional efficiency.
Looking ahead, the ability to integrate FX execution, cash management and cross-border payment rails within coherent treasury frameworks will remain a differentiator. Institutions that adopt disciplined, governance-led approaches to liquidity management are better positioned to operate efficiently across regions while maintaining flexibility in volatile market conditions.
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