1. Treasury Bills & Bonds
  2. Who it's for
  3. Foundations and endowments
Who it's for

Foundations and endowments

Foundations and endowments keep a liquidity sleeve in treasury bills and notes to fund grants and operating needs. The finance team rolls maturities, collects coupons and reconciles custody statements, often across more than one entity.

How Treasury Bills & Bonds is set up for you

Rolling maturities

Schedule maturities and prepare reinvestment instructions ahead of the due date.

Coupon collection

Approve each coupon against the custodian's evidence and investigate short payments.

Several entities

Keep each legal entity's counterparties and accounts separate.

Custody reconciliation

Match custody and bank movements and roll each account forward.

Foundations and endowments keep a liquidity sleeve in treasury bills and notes to fund grants and operating needs. The finance team rolls maturities, collects coupons and reconciles custody statements, often across more than one entity.

Start with the main entity's custody account. Load current holdings with their coupons and maturities, run the next maturity roll through approval and settlement, and reconcile the month. Add other entities once the first month closes cleanly.

[Plan the rollout](/treasury-bills-bonds/implementation), [review the modules](/treasury-bills-bonds#modules), and [compare the source data](/treasury-bills-bonds/data-model).

Features to start with

Roles on the team

Treasury Preparer
Drafts banking instructions with their balanced account scope and schedules coupon and maturity cash flows for held securities.
Treasury Approver
Independently approves, rejects or returns each submitted instruction version and each scheduled coupon or maturity reconciliation.
Reconciliation Accountant
Imports balance snapshots and provider movements and matches them to instructions.

Set up Treasury Bills & Bonds your way.

Start free, then use Proto to change fields, steps and approvals before your team goes live.

How to get started