In-House Banking

Centralize your global receipts and payments, amalgamate your cash reserves for full liquidity control and visibility, and reduce your bank dependency and transaction fees

What is in-house banking

In-house banking is exactly what it sounds like: your organization creates an internal banking function to serve itself and its subsidiaries. This allows you to centralize all financial transactions, liquidity assignment, and risk management.

A global corporation can use an in-house bank to consolidate cash management for simpler intercompany payments and better liquidity planning and availability across different countries and regions.

Discover how in-house banking transforms your SAP treasury operation

Explore the strategic benefits of in-house banking and see how it can reshape the efficiency and control of your financial processes. Our knowledge base is here to provide detailed insight into the five pillars of in-house banking.

  1. Payment-on-Behalf-of (POBO)
  2. Receipts-on-Behalf-of (ROBO)
  3. Global cash pooling
  4. Intercompany netting
  5. Intercompany FX hedging

Payment-on-Behalf-of (POBO)

A streamlined global payments approach
Consolidate worldwide payments, minimize your need for external bank accounts, reduce transaction costs, and enhance financial control for improved compliance and reduced operational risk. POBO makes it all possible.

Receipt-on-Behalf-of (ROBO)

Optimize your cash management
Centralize incoming cash flows, enhance liquidity, and reduce banking fees. ROBO enables immediate resource utilization, improved cash concentration and financial positioning, and a simpler reconciliation processes.

Global Cash Pooling

Enhance liquidity management
Amalgamate your global cash reserves, reduce the need for external borrowing, lower your inter-company lending costs, and enhance financial control and visibility across your enterprise.

Intercompany netting

Simplify intercompany transactions
Offset your global receivables against payables to reduce your overall transaction volumes (and associated costs), improve your liquidity management, and reduce your FX risk.

Intercompany FX hedging

Mitigate currency risks
Centralize control of currency exposures to stabilize finances, reduce transaction costs, and enhance compliance and reporting accuracy through strategic FX hedging.

Additional resources

Optimizing In-House banking: expert roundtable featuring Serrala, Microsoft, Intel, and Citibank

Watch this webinar to learn from Microsoft, Intel, Citibank, and Serrala about leveraging in-house banking solutions and evolving strategies.


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