Chief Investment Officer, Head of Invesco Global Liquidity Laurie Brignac
CFA
One of the industry’s largest providers of cash management solutions globally.1
Invesco has managed cash and ultra short duration assets for over 40 years.2
A dedicated team of investment professionals with an average 21 years of experience.2
We have an established legacy of managing money markets and navigating the front end of the yield curve through numerous market environments, interest rate regimes, and credit events. We seek to leverage our team’s experience, knowledge and relationships to generate performance while preserving capital and maintaining liquidity.
Laurie Brignac, CIO of Invesco Global Liquidity, describes² how cash managers need to balance three objectives: protecting principal, maintaining liquidity, and generating competitive yields. Find out how Invesco can help meet your cash management needs.
All global liquidity managers need to balance three objectives: protecting principal, offering ample liquidity, and generating competitive yields.
But not all cash management providers are alike. Here are three reasons to partner with Invesco for your liquidity needs.
First, we have a seasoned team of cash management experts.
We’ve been managing cash for more than 40 years, spanning recessions, wars, a global pandemic, and multiple monetary tightening cycles.
Our rigorous process combines top-down macro positioning and bottom-up credit selection using deep sector expertise.
We do all this by leveraging Invesco’s global fixed income platform.
Second, we offer a range of cash management solutions for a diverse client base.
Whether your priority is preserving principle or generating yield, we have solutions to fit your needs, including money market funds and ultrashort and short duration funds.
For individual investors and their financial professional, we offer our solutions through mutual funds, ETFs, and separately managed accounts.
And for institutional clients, we can construct custom portfolios to help meet specific liquidity and income needs.
Third, we help financial professionals deliver an institutional approach to cash management for their clients.
Many sophisticated institutional investors use a strategy called cash segmentation, which involves separating their cash holdings into “buckets” by investment horizon and liquidity needs.
Cash segmentation can help investors of all sizes generate more income while still seeking to preserve capital.
We invite you to learn more about our cash management solutions.
Let’s start the conversation today!
An at-a-glance look at what’s happening in short-term liquidity markets around the world
Explore our Global Liquidity Snapshot for professional investors. This report offers a quick overview of short-term liquidity markets, highlights key developments from the last quarter in the US, UK, and Europe, identifies crucial areas to monitor, explores investment implications, and provides an outlook with potential risks.
Each portfolio is actively managed and is not managed in reference to a benchmark. The investment concerns the acquisition of units in an actively managed fund and not in a given underlying asset.
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| Premier Class | View KIID | View Factsheet | View price |
| Premier Accumulation Class | View KIID | View Factsheet | View price |
| Institutional Class | View KIID | View Factsheet | View price |
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| Institutional (4dp) Accumulation Class | View KIID | View Factsheet | View price |
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Led by Laurie Brignac, CIO and Head of Global Liquidity, our dedicated team delivers high-quality short-term money market portfolios to meet our clients’ evolving liquidity needs. Our vision is grounded in our rigorous investment philosophy, high-quality products and tradition of excellent client service. We provide high-quality short-term money market portfolios and separately managed accounts to meet the evolving liquidity needs of clients and the market.
A money market fund is a type of mutual fund that invests in short-term, high-quality debt instruments like government securities, certificates of deposit, and commercial paper. It’s designed to offer stability, liquidity, and modest income.
A government money market fund is a type of mutual fund that invests primarily in short-term debt securities issued by the U.S. government, such as Treasury bills, notes, and bonds, or in repurchase agreements (repos) backed by these securities.
Prime money market funds are a type of mutual fund that invests primarily in corporate debt and other taxable short-term securities, such as commercial paper, certificates of deposit, and asset-backed commercial paper.
Ultrashort and short-term bond funds are investments that hold debt securities with short maturities, typically less than one year for ultrashort funds and one to three years for short-term funds. They are considered lower-risk, low-return investments, designed to provide capital preservation and liquidity with minimal exposure to interest-rate fluctuations.
While not guaranteed, money market funds are considered low-risk because they invest in high quality, short-term securities, and adhere to specific regulations prescribed by the SEC. Money market funds aim to preserve capital and provide liquidity.
Money market funds are ideal for investors seeking a place to hold cash, manage liquidity, or park funds temporarily while waiting for other investment opportunities.
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