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Cash Management Agreements With Financial Institutions are essential documents used to establish and govern the relationship between financial institutions and their corporate clients for cash management services in Canada. These agreements are particularly important when companies require sophisticated banking services such as electronic funds transfers, account management, payment processing, and liquidity management. The document ensures compliance with Canadian banking regulations while providing a clear framework for service delivery, security protocols, and risk management. It's typically used when establishing new banking relationships or updating existing arrangements to reflect current services and regulatory requirements. The agreement includes detailed provisions for operational procedures, service levels, fee structures, and technological requirements, making it a crucial document for both financial institutions and their corporate clients.
