Nonprofit Cash Flow Management

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Virginia National Bank\’s Treasury Management department delivered this presentation to members of the Center For Nonprofit Excellence at today\’s workshop.

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Nonprofit Cash Flow Management

June 28, 2011

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Virginia National Bank Treasury Management Team

Steve Krohn – EVP and Managing Director

Ginger Germani – TM Officer

Carrie Gillispie – TM Representative

Brooke Jenkins – Merchant Card Representative

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What Can Cash Flow Management Do for You?

Now that you have this information, how do you make it more valuable day to day for your organization?

• Goals• Tools• Obstacles/Barriers

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Banking Tools to Save Time, Lower Costs & Increase Efficiency

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Banking Tools to Save Time & Increase Efficiency

• Business Online

• Deposit Online

• ACH Transactions

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Business Online

Business Online allows you to:

• View account balances and transaction details

• See current day deposit information

• Schedule future and recurring transfers between accounts

• Initiate direct deposit of payroll

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Deposit Online – (Carrie)

Deposit Online enables you to:

• Save staff time by eliminating unnecessary trips to deposit checks

• Speed up your access to funds through timely, daily deposits

• Create your own check images and data

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Deposit Online

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ACH Transactions

ACH Payments are simply electronic transfers to or from one account and another account, even at another bank.

Common uses are:

• A donor makes regular, recurring contributions on a monthly or quarterly basis

• A customer pays service provider, such as utilities or rent

• Employer direct deposits payroll to employees

• Business pays supplier for products

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ACH Transactions

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ACH Transactions

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Reducing Online Banking and Transaction Fraud Risks

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Reducing Online Fraud Risk

• Dedicated “banking” computer

• Online authentication tools (i.e. tokens)

• Dual approval to move funds

• System level & User level transaction limits and service entitlements

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Reducing Online Fraud Risk

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Reducing Transaction Fraud Risks

• Required 48 hour bank notification

• Check Positive Pay

• Positive Pay Payee Verification

• ACH Positive Pay

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Transaction Fraud Statistics

Association for Finance Professionals (“AFP”)

2011 Payments Fraud and Control Survey

http://www.afponline.org/pub/res/topics/topics_pay.html

Underwritten by J.P. Morgan and available generally from AFP at no charge once you’re a registered website user.

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Transaction Fraud Statistics

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Transaction Fraud Statistics

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Merchant Processing Technology

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Merchant Processing Technology

• Customization Capabilities

• Online Capabilities

• On-Site Event Capabilities

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Merchant Processing Technology

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Merchant Processing Technology

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Merchant Processing Technology

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Cash Planning

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Cash Planning

• Understanding the FDIC limits

• CDARS

• Know Your Cash Flow

• Layering

• Laddering

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FDIC Limits

• The FDIC insures up to $250,000 per entity in any one FDIC insured institution.

• Currently (June 28th, 2011) the FDIC provides unlimited coverage on deposits in non-interest bearing accounts.

• The FDIC no longer offers unlimited coverage on interest bearing accounts, as it did from 2008-2010.

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CDARS

• CDARS (Certificate of Deposit Account Registry Service).

• Insures CDs up to $50,000,000.

• Provides higher rate than Treasuries.

• Approved for use by municipalities in 2007.

• One monthly statement, one 1099 for tax reporting.

• Less time spent tracking CDs spread all over town.

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Know Your Cash Flow

• Monthly operating cash.

• Forecast funds based on business cycles, campaigns & large expenditures.

• What works this year will not always be the case next year.

• Is your current account structure manageable and is it making your organization the most money?

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Layering Funds

• What types of accounts do you use and what benefit are you deriving from them?

• Use of multiple accounts can help you achieve greater interest earnings and is easy.

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Layering Funds

Single Account Structure

• Interest Checking       $75,000      0.20%      = $150 annually, or 0.20%

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Layered Accounts

• Interest Checking            $10,000      0.20%• Phoenix (3 year rate)        $15,000      0.45%• Funds Management CD    $50,000      1.05%      = $600+ annually,

or 0.82% with funds rolling every 30 days to 6 months and with even more on the line as rates increase

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Laddering Funds

• Finding comfortable and rewarding maturities.

• Flexibility vs. Profit. What do you need and on what horizon?

• CDARS can be an excellent way to handle endowments.

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TM Contact Information

Steve Krohn – EVP and Managing Director TM & Private Banking

[email protected] or 817-8648 or cell 987-4600

Ginger Germani – TM Officer

[email protected] or 817-8622 or cell 987-6198

Carrie Gillispie – TM Representative

[email protected] or 817-8655 or cell 906-9290

Brooke Jenkins – Merchant Card Representative

[email protected] or 817-8650 or cell 987-6202

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Thank you