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Funds Management

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Funds Management
The practice of ensuring that the assets of a financial institution are timed such that they can pay liabilities. For example, a funds manager times a loan such that, upon repayment, a bank can use the funds to pay a time deposit when it comes due. Funds management should not be confused with investment management.
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