About This Event
“Keep clean, trusted cash moving to every corner of the economy, at the lowest cost.”
A practical seminar on running the full cash cycle, from issue and distribution to processing, recirculation and destruction. You will examine how circulation data, depot networks and industry partners fit together, and how to coordinate commercial banks and cash-in-transit firms so notes stay fit and costs stay under control.
What You'll Explore
A cash-demand forecasting approach by denomination and region
A fitness standards checklist for sorting and destruction decisions
A draft recirculation framework for banks and cash-in-transit firms
A cost map of your distribution network, from depot to branch
A stakeholder coordination plan for your national cash industry
Who Should Attend
Open to all qualifying staff, particularly: Currency Directors, Heads of Cash Operations, Branch and Depot Managers, Currency Processing Supervisors, Banknote Issue and Planning Staff.
Why This Course Matters
Cost-Efficient Distribution
Depot networks, cash-in-transit contracts and inventory levels drive most of what the cash cycle costs. Getting them right frees budget and cuts the risk of shortages in regions far from the head office.
Fit, Trusted Banknotes
Sorting standards and fitness thresholds decide what the public actually handles every day. Tighter processing means fewer worn notes and counterfeits in circulation, and stronger confidence in the currency.
Stakeholder Coordination
Commercial banks, retailers and cash-in-transit firms all hold part of the cash cycle. A clear coordination model means the central bank sets the rules of recirculation instead of reacting to them.
Programme
Day 1
Circulation analysis & cash-demand forecasting
You will read circulation data by denomination and region, and build a simple cash-demand forecast that links seasonal peaks, economic trends and payment habits to the volumes your printer must deliver.
Day 2
Distribution networks, processing & fitness standards
You will map depot and branch networks, compare cash-in-transit models, and set sorting and fitness standards that balance note quality against processing cost and destruction volumes.
Day 3
Recirculation, stakeholders & cash-cycle governance
You will design a recirculation framework for commercial banks and cash-in-transit firms, covering licensing, audit and data reporting, then test it against a regional cash shortage scenario.
Standards & Faculty Benchmark
Eurosystem Banknote Recycling Framework
A widely used reference for how commercial banks and cash handlers may recirculate banknotes.
ISO 14298 Security Printing Management
The management-system standard for security printing, relevant to banknote supply and handling.
ISO 22301 Business Continuity
Continuity requirements applied to depots, processing centres and cash-in-transit arrangements.
These are the references central banks and cash-industry partners already use when they discuss recirculation, supply security and continuity. Aligning your framework to them means commercial banks recognise the rules, and auditors can trace how your cash cycle is controlled.
Is This Right for You?
- ☑You run or oversee currency issue, processing or distribution
- ☑Your institution is reviewing its depot network or cash costs
- ☑You coordinate commercial banks on cash recirculation
Good to Know
Pitched at operational and management level; no prior modelling experience is needed, though familiarity with your own currency operations helps. You leave with a cash-demand forecasting approach, a fitness standards checklist and a draft recirculation framework.
The Bottom Line
Go home with a cash cycle you can forecast, cost and govern, from the printer to the public and back again.
Recommended For
Open to all qualifying staff, particularly: Currency Directors, Heads of Cash Operations, Branch and Depot Managers, Currency Processing Supervisors, Banknote Issue and Planning Staff.