Webinar highlights – Making multi-bank liquidity management simple & smart
On 11 December 2025, Finologee hosted a joint webinar with PwC and ATEL to explore how modern treasurers can simplify multi-bank liquidity management while strengthening control, real-time visibility and automation. Bringing together finance-industry professionals – in particular treasury specialists and corporate finance practitioners – from across Luxembourg and beyond, the webinar combined strategic, advisory and operational perspectives to illustrate how treasury teams can evolve from manual, fragmented processes to a digitised, orchestrated liquidity model.
Setting the scene: Finologee & treasury digitalisation
Finologee Co-founder & CSO Jonathan Prince opened the session by outlining why treasurers need a centralised, secure and compliant layer to operate across multiple banks and entities. He presented LYNKS as Finologee’s answer to “fragmented multi-bank liquidity management” and described its capacity to unify accounts, workflows, approvals and rule-based automation into a single orchestration layer.
Jonathan Prince: “The objective is straightforward: explore how treasurers and finance leaders can simplify multi-banking operations, gain real-time visibility and automate liquidity management while keeping full oversight and control.”
Treasury transformation requires more than technology
PwC Director Anne Massardier provided a strategic advisory perspective, explaining how many treasuries remain overwhelmed by manual tasks, limited system connectivity and fragmented workflows. She noted that despite a decade of available technology, “the way activities are processed is still very manual and very siloed,” with Excel acting as an unofficial operating system for many organisations.
Anne stressed that technology alone does not guarantee transformation. Treasury teams must rethink their operating models, governance, data management and people’s capabilities. She highlighted the need for a single “golden” data source, smooth inter-system connectivity and future-proof architecture that can integrate emerging capabilities such as AI.
A practitioner roadmap towards efficiency
ATEL Chair François Masquelier brought hands-on experience from decades of multinational treasury leadership. He underlined that real transformation starts with robust, real-time bank connectivity: without accurate, consolidated balances across all banks and currencies, forecasting and automation will always remain limited.
François highlighted the importance of bank-agnostic gateways that remove reliance on local electronic banking tools, reduce fraud risk and deliver rich, reconciliation-ready statement data. He explained how visibility, automated sweeping and structured intercompany flows allow treasurers to optimise liquidity, document transfer pricing relationships and strengthen governance. Even for organisations without a TMS, he argued, platforms like LYNKS can provide a dynamic, scalable and secure foundation for modern treasury operations:
François Masquelier: “If you have full visibility, you can start forecasting… and the idea is to automate everything. You open the solution, you see your pools of liquidity and the machine tells you what you should do.”
Closing remarks and live demo
The webinar concluded with a live demonstration by Stefan Kirsch, Head of Business Development at Finologee, showcasing how LYNKS delivers the capabilities highlighted by all speakers through it:
