
Avery Dennison Optimizes Cash Management and Bank Fees
Industry
Packaging Materials
Region
Global
Service
Cash Management
Mission
- Mission – assess and optimize the fees charged by several global relationship cash management banks
- Scope: Europe, North America and Latin America (across 28 countries and 15 currencies)
Objectives
- Improve and refine visibility on volumes and banking fees per bank
- Review current market practices and innovative service offerings
- Design and implement the right optimization strategy
- Maintain strong relationships with banks while achieving savings
Results
- Conducted bilateral negotiations with the banks leading to recurring annual savings of 13% on the negotiated scope, through interaction with major banks in 14 countries
- Additional improvements achieved through an in-depth review of Avery Dennison’s services (dormant accounts, Lockboxes, unused reporting, etc.)
- Better visibility and monitoring of fees going forward on clearly agreed price catalogues
Methodology
- Full mapping and audit of existing perimeter banking services including volumes and pricing
- Detailed benchmark for all means of payments and services, aiming achievable levels in line with relevant market practice
- Accompany treasury team in their reflection and analysis during bank discussions and negotiations
- Implementation with each bank of recurrent reporting on volumes managed and fees charged
Redbridge’ s Added Value
- Collect all the data from banks until complete exhaustiveness on agreed scope
- Rigorous diagnosis process to map and reconstitute cash management costs per bank
- In-depth knowledge of market prices and banking best practices across services and countries
- Supported Avery Dennison for balanced and considerate negotiations with banks to safeguard long-term relationships but also benefit from best conditions for each service type
- Full client support until documentation signing
“Redbridge has helped us realize savings on our key banking partnerships while also enhancing service efficiency to optimize our cash management process.”
Ramón Tolk
Senior Director Treasury