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Lorum to launch a yield-bearing capability
04 June 2026 US
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Lorum has announced plans to launch a yield-bearing capability within its cash management offering for institutional treasurers.
The new functionality will extend the firm’s existing cash management service, allowing clients to access money market instruments through the same account structure they already use for multi-currency clearing, custody and foreign exchange.
Through the offering, clients will be able to earn yield on idle balances held on the platform, including cash held for foreign exchange execution, operational liquidity buffers, and funds awaiting payout following collection cycles.
The launch forms part of Lorum’s broader strategy to integrate cash management and treasury services within a single platform.
According to the firm, institutional treasurers often rely on multiple providers to manage liquidity, with yield generation, clearing, custody, and foreign exchange services typically delivered through separate relationships.
Lorum said its platform is designed to combine these functions, enabling clients to move, hold, and invest funds through a single provider.
George Davis, founder and CEO of Lorum, says: “We're basically building a new-age BNY. Treasurers don't want a new way to move money.
“They want their cash to keep working while they retain control of it, and they want it sitting with a provider that has no lending book and no incentive to keep deposits trapped.
“Clients tell us where they want to allocate, we execute, and the yield comes back to them. There is no discretion, no balance sheet pressure, and no incentive misalignment.”
The new functionality will extend the firm’s existing cash management service, allowing clients to access money market instruments through the same account structure they already use for multi-currency clearing, custody and foreign exchange.
Through the offering, clients will be able to earn yield on idle balances held on the platform, including cash held for foreign exchange execution, operational liquidity buffers, and funds awaiting payout following collection cycles.
The launch forms part of Lorum’s broader strategy to integrate cash management and treasury services within a single platform.
According to the firm, institutional treasurers often rely on multiple providers to manage liquidity, with yield generation, clearing, custody, and foreign exchange services typically delivered through separate relationships.
Lorum said its platform is designed to combine these functions, enabling clients to move, hold, and invest funds through a single provider.
George Davis, founder and CEO of Lorum, says: “We're basically building a new-age BNY. Treasurers don't want a new way to move money.
“They want their cash to keep working while they retain control of it, and they want it sitting with a provider that has no lending book and no incentive to keep deposits trapped.
“Clients tell us where they want to allocate, we execute, and the yield comes back to them. There is no discretion, no balance sheet pressure, and no incentive misalignment.”
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