Cash Management
ACG’s cash flow model can assist clients in identifying segments of client portfolio that can exploit the steepness of the short-term yield curve. Based on both past seasonal experience and future projections, the client’s portfolio is divided into an immediately liquid component, a short-term segment (30 to 120-day maturities) and a core balance that can more fully take advantage of active management strategies.
The goal of the cash flow analysis is to conservatively incorporate a client’s specific situation while attempting to take advantage of the 50 to 100 basis point enhancement in yield that can result from extending short-term portfolio maturities.
How ACG Adds Value
- Focusing on risk-adjusted returns
- Duration Management
- Employing optionality at opportune times
- Competitive procurement of securities
- Focusing on tax efficiency
- Adjusting strategy to market conditions
- Tailoring the portfolio to a specific set of circumstances
Benefits of Cash Management
Risk Management
- Matching of assets and liabilities
- Continuously monitoring creditworthiness
- Diversifying the portfolio across sectors and issuers
Yield/Return Enhancement
- Competitive procurement of securities
- Buying the segment of the yield curve that presents the best relative value (within the strategy)
- Trading among fixed-income sectors and yield curve positions
- Low fees - 1/3 the cost of many pooled cash management products
- Tax efficient security selection
- Tailoring portfolio configuration may allow for better utilization of the short-term yield curve
Experience
- ACG’s principals have collectively over 80 years of investment experience
- Manage and advise on over $2 Billion of investment assets
- ACG’s services, centered on investment process and investment management allows for experts from several disciplines to contribute to client solutions
Resources
- Team approach to portfolio management and trading
- State-of-the-art analytic tools