Where it usually breaks
And how to keep it from happening.
- A coupon is scheduled on the wrong face amount after a partial sale.
- A short coupon payment is approved without investigation.
- A maturity is received but never matched to the bank movement.
Schedule coupons and maturities for each holding and approve each receipt against custodian evidence.
Treasury Preparer records each coupon and the maturity for the security, with security code, due date, coupon and principal, linked to the purchase instruction.
Treasury Preparer reviews upcoming cash flows by due date for cash planning.
When the custodian reports the payment, Treasury Preparer submits the cash flow with the verified evidence.
Treasury Approver checks the scheduled amounts against the purchase instruction and the custodian evidence and approves or rejects the cash flow, recording the decision date.
Once the bank movement is matched, the approved cash flow is marked Completed.
And how to keep it from happening.
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