As banks compete for corporate cash, treasury teams may gain the ability to move, manage and deploy liquidity on their own terms.
- Banks are competing for corporate deposits by offering 'programmable liquidity,' allowing CFOs greater control over moving, managing, and deploying cash.
- Key innovations include reducing settlement friction, enabling real-time payments, and leveraging tokenized deposits on blockchain technology within regulated systems.
- The competition is shifting beyond interest rates to the infrastructure and data surrounding corporate cash, with banks offering enhanced control through digital platforms and APIs.
Topics: Banks bankingsystems, Integration with defi, Scalability, 28 custody asset servicing, 8 rwa collateral lending, 5 growth metrics
Tags: #programmableliquidity #corporatedeposits #treasuryteams #tokenizeddeposits #blockchaintechnology #settlementfriction #jpmorgan #citi #bankofamerica #apis
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