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Welcome to the podcast from the Asset & Liability Management Association. Throughout this series we talk to leading industry practitioners.

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Tony McLaughlin, Ubyx, chats to ALMA Chair, Colin Johnson. Have you heard the words "tokenisation", "stable coin", "block chain" and "wallet"? Do these really mean anything in the world of Treasury? As usual, Tony brings these concepts to life in an ... more

In this episode ALMA Chair, Colin Johnson, talks to ALMA' Education Director, Chris Blake, about being the driving force behind the CertBALM® qualification, his passion and motivation for education and how it has guided his career journey.

It's ano... more

ALMA Chair, Colin Johnson, chats to Karen Moss, the Treasurer of Charity Bank, about her career journey and how it has been influenced through redundancy, reflecting on the importance of building and maintaining your network. Another must listen!

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Experienced CFO and former finance director of the Bank of England, Ralph Coates, chats to ALMA Chair, Colin Johnson, about Central Bank facilities. After chatting about how the Central Bank has changed over the years, Ralph reflects on his career an... more

ALMA Chair, Colin Johnson, talks to Sarah Roberts from the Furness Building Society about her experience managing Capital and Liquidity whilst implementing the SDDT regime. Sarah reflects on the journey, including some of the benefits and shares her ... more

In the first of ALMA's fourth series of "Treasury Maters" podcasts, Colin Johnson (ALMA Chair) chats to ALMA President, John Cummins, about being at the heart of the financial crash. It is an absolute must-listen!

The Asset and Liability Management ... more

Fancy being a Treasurer of a bank? Sam Hale, CertBALM®er and Treasurer of Chetwood Bank, talks to ALMA Chair, Colin Johnson, about the knowledge required and the day to day job of being a Treasurer, alongside how to organise teams and balance sheets... more

ALMA's recent online sessions "Explain Treasury Like I'm Five" have proved so popular that we have taken some of the topics covered in these sessions and turned them into podcasts.

In the final episode of ALMA's current series of "Treasury Matters... more

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Tony McLaughlin
CEO of Ubyx Inc., expert in tokenized money and crypto payments
Ubyx Inc.
Episode: In Conversation with Tony McLaughlin
Chris Blake
Treasury educator and ALMA program leader
ALMA
Episode: In Conversation with Chris Blake
Karen Moss
Treasury professional, Chief Treasurer at Charity Bank
Charity Bank
Episode: In Conversation with Karen Moss
Ralph Coates
Experienced CFO and former Finance Director of the Bank of England
Bank of England
Episode: In Conversation with Ralph Coates
Sarah Roberts
Treasury professional, Group Treasurer at Furness Building Society
Furness Building Society
Episode: In Conversation with Sarah Roberts
John Cummins
Guest on the episode discussing pre- and post-crisis dynamics
Treasury professional (various UK banks)
Episode: In Conversation with John Cummins
Sam Hale
Treasurer at Chetwood Bank
Chetwood Bank
Episode: Sam Hale explains the role of a Treasurer
Lydia Robinson
Representative from Nationwide Building Society
Nationwide Building Society
Episode: Lydia Robinson explains Recovery & Resolution
Henry Bowen
HSBC executive guest explaining IRRBB
HSBC
Episode: Henry Bowen explains IRRBB

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Colin Johnson
Host of the Treasury Matters series with long-standing involvement in ALMA-related content.
Aisling Coleman
Host of Treasury Matters content and Explain Treasury Like I'm Five series; frequent explainer and educator.

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Charles Lyon explains Bank Capital
Q: What is capital in a banking sense, and why does it matter?
Capital is the bank's own money, not borrowed, serving as a buffer against losses to protect depositors and maintain stability.
In Conversation with Chris Blake
Q: What is the recommended educational path for someone starting in Treasury today?
Begin with open courses to build a foundation, then pursue the ALMA certificate, and finally select deeper specializations such as repo, accounting, or FRM based on career goals and interests.
In Conversation with Chris Blake
Q: Why did ALMA push to formalize the Certificate of Bank ALM, and what challenges did you face?
The initiative emerged from a lack of unified, written-down knowledge and the need to distill complex liquidity and regulation concepts into teachable content, a process that took several years (roughly 2013-2018) and relied on collaboration with ACT and practical input from practitioners.
In Conversation with Chris Blake
Q: Where did your interest in education begin, and how did you start pursuing qualifications?
Chris explains he started with a maths background, moved through ACT, AMCT/MCT, and CISI, and later added FRM and other credentials, driven by curiosity, the need to stay relevant after redundancy, and the aim to understand and apply treasury concepts more deeply.
Lydia Robinson explains Recovery & Resolution
Q: What happens during a resolution weekend and what are the main outcomes of the Bank of England's framework?
During the resolution weekend, the Bank of England may implement bail-in instruments, transfer parts of the business, or wind down, with the framework ensuring adequate financial resources, continuity of critical services, and effective governance and communications to maintain financial stability.

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This series centers on practical treasury and ALM topics, often featuring senior practitioners from banks, building societies, and regulatory bodies. Episodes regularly explore liquidity management, capital adequacy, risk in the banking book, regulatory regimes, and real-world treasury challenges faced by smaller institutions. Noteworthy elements include accessible explanations of complex concepts (e.g., Pillars of Basel, IRRBB, Recovery & Resolution) and guest perspectives from both industry veterans and treasury educators. Listeners likely consist of treasury professionals seeking applied guidance, regulatory context, and career insights from practitioners with hands-on experience across banks and financial institutions.

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