Hazeltree, the treasury and liquidity management platform widely used by hedge funds and private market firms, has partnered with institutional cash investment platform TreasurySpring to integrate fixed-term investment products directly into its system.

The strategic collaboration will enable hedge fund clients to access TreasurySpring’s marketplace of over 950 institutional-grade fixed-term cash products from more than 90 issuers, including collateralised repos, government securities, and corporate debt—across eight currencies—without leaving the Hazeltree platform.

For hedge fund treasury teams, the integration marks a significant advancement in operational efficiency and cash optimisation. The embedded solution will allow fund managers to combine real-time cash flow forecasting with seamless access to short-duration investment products, helping deploy excess cash with greater precision, control, and compliance.

“This partnership combines Hazeltree’s treasury intelligence with TreasurySpring’s fixed-term fund infrastructure, giving institutional clients an end-to-end solution for unlocking the value of their idle cash while maintaining control, visibility, and compliance," said Tom Ryan, Global Head of Partnerships at TreasurySpring.

“For private funds in particular, where liquidity strategies must be both agile and robust, access to a diverse set of secure, short-term investment options is a vital part of modern treasury management. Given our collective experience working with private funds, and strong alignment with both existing and prospective clients, this partnership is a natural fit.”

Douglas Trafelet, Chief Commercial Officer at Hazeltree commented: “Our hedge fund and private market clients are increasingly seeking tools that allow them to optimise their cash, without disrupting existing workflows. Through this collaboration with TreasurySpring, we’re expanding the breadth of our treasury management capabilities by integrating access to a wide range of secure, institutional-grade investment options."