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(a) Short-term investment of surplus funds to maximize global Financial Messaging Standards has the option to
their benefits. switch bank providers, without affecting the daily
(b) Short-term borrowings from banks or market for productivity or the workflow.
working capital requirements and temporary shortage of
funds at the lowest possible rate of interest. Compliance and System Standardization
The digitization, enforcement and logging of Capital adequacy, liquidity management, receivable
authorization process generate a complete, detailed management and payable management have significant
andaccurate audit trail within a single system. There's and positive effect on financial performance on
always a complete register of all actions pertaining to a commercial banks in Mogadishu, Somalia. The goals of
specific payment. the cash management function bring out the basic
responsibilities of the cash manager, which, broadly
Detailed andExecutable Insights speaking, take up planning, monitoring and controlling
of the cash flows and the cash position of a company,
The system serves as an Aggregated and Consolidated
while maintaining its liquidity (Coyle, 2010, p. 6).
Analysis & Reporting platform. Thus it provides
Depending on how many responsibilities it consists of,
executable insights to discover inefficiencies and
cash management can be divided into: treasury
optimization opportunities.
management (or basic cash management) and advanced
cash management. A study of cash management
Bank provider flexibility
practices in a sample of Spanish firms done by San José
It acts as a single interface to multiple banks and et al. (2008, p. 192) confirm that treasury management
accounts. This in conjunction with the emergence of in a narrow sense or basic cash management, which
encompasses the fundamental functions of cash In this study the target population is 75executives of
management, has evolved into treasury management in various non-banking financial companies. A total of 75
a broad sense, or advanced cash management. out of 80 executives included in the sample responded
According to San José et al. (2008, p. 193) basic cash to the questionnaire. This represents a response rate of
management involves developing and undertaking 93.75%. 5 out of the 80 executives were not included in
administrative measures aimed at establishing the the analysis as 3 were incomplete and 2 failed to return
optimal level of cash, that would allow the company to back the questionnaire.
make IJRDO-Journal of Business Management ISSN:
2455-6661 V Limitations of the Study
Objectives of the Study This study assumed a favorable environment for the
The primary objective of this study is to companies following treasury management system and
conduct an in-depth analysis of the need and managing working capital requirements effectively. The
importance of treasury management in non- researcher felt that it might be difficult to get sufficient
banking financial companies. and reliable documents and details about the company
To study the role of treasury management and their financial records. However, the treasury
system in planning, organizing and controlling management system can be maintained with the
cash assets of the company. assistance of professional experts who can render expert
To understand the procedure followed in an and reliable information. The time limit was also a
effective treasury management system. constraint for better and detailed study. Future studies
To be familiar with the means to satisfy the may use this indicator as a mediating / moderating
future financial objectives of the company variable to see whether the results will be different.
through active cash management and financial
management techniques. Data Analysis
H1: There is no significant relationship between (iv) Respondent’s feedback on treasury management
treasury management system and its importance in system
achieving the financial goals of the company. Response No. of Respondents
From the computations it was found that the null User-friendly 57
hypothesis is accepted and concluded that there is a Costly 24
positive relationship between treasury management Helpful in decisions 41
system and its importance to achieve financial goals of Meet financial goals 46
the company. Accurate and reliable 38
Majority of the respondents (57) have said that the
Table 2 treasury management system is user-friendly, followed
The respondent’s age group and experience in by 46 respondents who conveyed that they are able to
treasury management system meet the financial goals of the company. 41 respondents
find it helpful in managing cash assets and take
Years No. of Percentage effective financial decisions. Other feedbacks were
Respondents
costly, accurate and reliable.
Less than 25 10 13
25 – 35 31 41
35 – 45 25 34 (v)The respondent’s hardship in managing the
More than 45 9 12 treasury management system
Total 75 100 Response No. of Percentage
Respondents
The above table shows that around 41% (31 Yes 22 29
respondents) are between 25-35 years and they have No 53 71
been into treasury management system for quite a few Total 75 100
years. The middle aged persons in the age group of 35-
45 years represent 34% (25 respondents). Followed by About 71% of the respondents have told that they do not
10 respondents in the age group of less than 25 years encounter hardship in managing the treasury system and
and 9 respondents in the age group of above 45 years. 29% (22 respondents) of the respondents are not
efficient with the system and find it difficult to cope
(iii) The respondent’s company size with the technological advancements. Today many
companies are capable to manage machines and man
Response No. of Percentage power efficiently.
Respondents
Big 33 44 (vi) Respondentsview to have professionals to operate
Medium 26 35 the system
Small 16 21 Response No. of Percentage
Total 75 100 Respondents
Yes 28 37
It is clear from the above table that most of the No 47 63
respondents (44%) are working in big company and Total 75 100
their company has an effective treasury management
system to manage their cash management. 35% It is revealed from the above table that 63% respondents
respondents work in medium-size company and 21% consider that there is no need of professional to operate
respondents are in small size company. Nowadays, even the system and that they can handle them with their
the small companies are ready to invest in treasury company accountants. 37% respondents find it difficult
management system for the growth of the company. to manage on their own and prefer to seek the assistance
of professionals.