Treasury relies heavily on the products and services offered by various financial service providers (FSPs), notably banks, and plays an important role in selecting FSPs and managing these relationships. This includes many responsibilities, such as day-to-day communication regarding transaction inquiries, performance evaluations and relationship reviews based on agreed-upon metrics and objectives. MORE.

Better Bank Fee Analysis: Making an Onerous Process Easier
2025 Commercial Account Analysis Benchmarks

The 2025 Commercial Account Analysis Benchmarks offers corporate treasurers top-tier fee benchmarks and valuable insights into bank pricing structures and profitability, enabling fair and effective bank relationship management.
AFP Service Codes

AFP Service Codes simplify treasury management by standardizing the analysis of bank fees and services for both domestic and global markets. These codes are available for purchase individually or as a bundled subscription, offering flexible solutions for efficient bank reporting.
Bank Scorecard
The AFP Bank Scorecard is your tool for comprehensive evaluation of your banking relationships. This tool uses qualitative and quantitative measures to capture critical feedback on services provided.

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