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Fintech Sophistication

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Fintech Sophistication

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Nadeem Shamim, The Head of cash and liquidity management of the smartstream technologies argues that Adopting effective digital strategies for managing cash and liquidity is vital if banks are to survive. There was a huge global economic impact because of the Covid-19.The pandemic is having a deeply disruptive effect on individuals and organizational works. Banks are reconsidering that how they can meet their obligations to customers, staffs and regulators. Banks can manage cash and liquidity if only they can succeed in navigating the financial impact created by the pandemic.

    Banks must know where their liquidity crunch points lie to protect themselves. Treasurer must be able to identify potential threats to liquidity. Banks should carry some tests to counter liquidity crunch points. Covid pandemic shown that managing liquidity actively is no longer a regulation but it’s a vital. Having an accurate and preferable time data and tools that can convert the data into an useful information can help to identify the crunch points. The liquidity management can be enhanced by giving an update of their liquidity by enabling the financial institutions.

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            The smartstream technologies solution is to allow accurate understanding of funds, borrowing and lending requirements. Smartstream’s innovation team has completed the concept of artificial intelligence and machine-learning module to be embedded in the TLM cash and liquidity management.

            As a conclusion, Banks must know whether they will have enough liquidity to locate and to access when they are in need even for the well sophisticated financial institutions.

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