Liquidity Management
Ensuring the bank has enough cash to meet short-term needs while making the most of available funds for better returns.
Investment Management
Allocates surplus funds into investment opportunities such as government bonds, securities, and other financial instruments.
Profitability
Contributes to overall bank profitability by optimizing interest income, managing costs of funds, and investing surplus funds strategically.
Cash Flow Forecasting
Anticipating future cash inflows and outflows to ensure sufficient liquidity for uninterrupted business operations, while preventing potential cash shortages or surpluses.
Funding and Capital Management
Maintains sufficient capital levels, complies with regulatory requirements, and raises funds at the lowest possible cost.
Benefit
Profit Optimization
Maximizes profitability by efficiently managing assets and liabilities to optimize interest income and expenses, while generating additional revenue through strategic investments in bonds, securities, and money markets.
Effective Fund Allocation
Proper management of funds helps the bank allocate resources efficiently.
Income Generation
Investments in government securities provide a safe and steady source of income.
Stability
Maintaining liquidity and optimizing cash flow ensures the bank’s operational stability.
Cash Flow Forecasting
Improves operational efficiency by providing accurate predictions to prevent cash shortages or excesses, and supports informed investment and fund allocation decisions.
Interbank Money Market
Repurchase Agreement (Repo)
A repurchase agreement (repo) is a short-term secured loan. Lenders serve as collateral.
Interbank Deposit Placing
Interbank Placement of deposits between banks means that their bank’s money is more or less. If necessary, the period agreed with other partner banks. It means that they are held in mutual interest until the specified date is reached.
Interbank Money Market (Lending and Borrowing)
The interbank lending is a market in which banks lend funds to one another for a specified term. Most interbank loans are for maturities of short-term period. Such loans are made at the interbank rate.
Banks are required to hold an adequate amount of liquid assets, such as cash, to manage any potential bank runs by clients. If a bank cannot meet these liquidity requirements, it will need to borrow money in the interbank market to cover the shortfall. Some banks, on the other hand, have excess liquid assets above and beyond the liquidity requirements. These banks will lend money in the interbank market and earn interest on the assets.
Capital Market
Treasury Bill
T-bills are short-term investment in the government aimed at minimizing the loss of bank surpluses and ensuring financial stability.
Treasury Bond
T-Bonds are an investment in the government to strengthen the bank’s assets and increase revenue when revenues are in excess.
Securities Bond
Securities bond is an investment lends money to a borrower for a fixed period of time at a fixed or variable interest rate. It can use to raise funds to finance a wide range of projects and activities.
Foreign Exchange Services
FX Spot
A spot transaction is the purchase or sale of foreign currency for immediate delivery, typically settled within two business days.
Use spot transactions to handle immediate FX requirements or fulfill customer requests for foreign currency conversion.
FX Forward
A forward contract is an agreement to buy or sell a specified amount of foreign currency at a predetermined exchange rate on a future date.
Use forward contracts to hedge future foreign currency exposures, such as expected payments or receipts in foreign currency. It stabilizes cash flows by fixing exchange rates in advance.
Currency SWAP
Interbank cross currency swap is an agreement between two parties (bank to bank) to swap payments in two different currencies.
Used to manage long-term currency risk, funding needs, or interest rate differentials between currencies. They are also used in interbank markets to manage liquidity in foreign currencies.
Currency Exchange
At Myanma Tourism Bank, we offer currency exchange services at highly appropriate rates, fully compliant with Central Bank of Myanmar regulations. Whether you’re traveling, paying school fees, or making international payments, we’ve got your foreign currency needs covered!
MTB Money Changer Counter Location
Sr. | Counter Branch Name | Location |
1. | Shwe Gone Daing Branch | No (520), Kabaraye Pagoda Road, Ko Mai Ko Chin Qtr, Bahan Township, Yangon. |
2. | Shwe Bon Thar Branch | No (89/85), Shwe Bon Thar Road, Lower Block, Pabetan Township, Yangon. |
3. | Pyay Road Branch | No (437/A), Pyay Road, 8 Quarter, Kamaryut Township, Yangon. |
4. | Mandalay 27st Branch | No(168), 27st (81*82) Street, Chanayetharsan Township, Mandalay |
Available Currency – USD, EURO, SGD, THB, MYR