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Best Treasury and Cash Management Banks 2026 | Latin America

Inflation and other pressures are placing greater demands on the region’s treasurers. They expect their banks to provide enhanced services. The post Best Treasury and Cash Management Banks 2026 | Latin America appeared first on Global Finance Magazine .

Best Treasury and Cash Management Banks 2026 | Latin America

Across Latin America, CFOs are seeking advanced real-time liquidity, automated risk mitigation, and integrated data for treasury operations, according to Chad Wallace, executive vice president of Global Transaction Banking at Scotiabank. Wallace emphasizes that legacy payment systems hinder liquidity due to limited windows and fragmented visibility, but real-time payments, ISO 20022 messaging, and end-to-end tracking are revolutionizing cash management by enabling dynamic liquidity control.

Citi Services addresses Latin America’s inflationary pressures and foreign exchange controls by offering automated Citi Supplier Finance, integrated receivables structures, and CitiFX Pulse, which provides real-time cross-border payment execution and hedging capabilities to stabilize cash flow and improve agility. BBVA Pivot, BBVA’s flagship platform, offers comprehensive cash visibility and automated liquidity management for enterprises with significant trade or manufacturing operations in Mexico, Peru, Colombia, and Argentina.

It integrates local regulatory expertise with global standards, allowing treasurers to execute rule-based sweeps end-of-day. Santander has become a leading correspondent bank by processing third-party payments for nonbank financial institutions, utilizing ISO 20022 and API-based connectivity to standardize operations and respond to regulatory changes like payee verification.

Itaú Unibanco, Latin America’s largest financial institution, is the largest provider of short-term investments and money market funds, offering top-tier automated treasury connectivity for corporate treasuries navigating high local interest rates in Brazil.

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