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Trinity Health seeks a Treasury Analyst to provide primary support across three treasury functions: Cash Operations, Investment Management, and Debt Management. This rotational role offers exposure to daily cash positioning, investment analysis, and debt administration, with opportunities to rotate among areas over time.
The role requires a strong foundation in financial concepts, Excel, and analytical thinking, with preferred experience in treasury operations and related tools.
Full time Shift:
Day Shift
Responsible for providing primary support for one of three Treasury functions which includes: Cash Operations, Investment Management, and Debt Management. Utilizes a variety of analytic and strategic corporate finance concepts and displays well-developed interpersonal and communication skills. This rotational position can provide proven candidates the opportunity to rotate through three functional areas over time.
The centralized Cash Management Program processes over $7 billion annually. Responsible for the daily operation and monthly reporting of the centralized Cash Management Program, which includes daily cash positioning, funding of bank accounts and short-term investments, and use of the Treasury Management System. Reconciles company records to bank trust account investment records by identifying, accounting for and resolving discrepancies as needed; prepares cash flow forecasts, monthly cash position reports and providing treasury information to member organizations, corporate staff and third parties.
The centralized investment program totals over $16 billion in cash and a variety of investment instruments. Responsible for supporting the various investment programs, which includes the analysis and evaluation of key financial data related to investment risk and performance.
The centralized debt program totals over $3 billion in bonds and includes short- and long-term debt. Responsible for all aspects of the administration of the debt program, including providing support for new bond issuances and ongoing bond compliance monitoring, monitoring swap performance, supporting relationships with investment and commercial lending bankers, administration of the intercompany loan program and supporting the centralized Cash Management Program (CMP) activities (i.e., daily cash positioning, funding of bank accounts and short-term investments, and utilizing the Treasury Workstation).