Key Takeaways
- • Treasury Curve announced a strategic partnership with Institutional Bond Network (IBN), an institutional fixed income registered broker-dealer, giving IBN clients access to Treasury Curve's institutional Money Fund Portal.
- • The Money Fund Portal consolidates money market fund research, trading, reporting, and analytics in a single platform for treasury and finance teams.
- • Treasury Curve says eligible clients can access the platform without an up-front software licensing fee.
- • IBN serves corporations, municipalities, healthcare organizations, educational institutions, and nonprofits, and positions the tool as an extension of its fixed income consultative service.
Summary
Treasury Curve, a provider of technology for cash and investment management, announced on October 15, 2026 a strategic partnership with Institutional Bond Network (IBN), an institutional fixed income registered broker-dealer serving organizations across the United States, according to a PRNewswire-PRWeb release.
Under the partnership, IBN clients will gain access to Treasury Curve's institutional Money Fund Portal, which brings money market fund research, trading, reporting, and analytics together in one platform. The release says the portal is designed to help treasury and finance teams manage investments that are often spread across multiple providers, reducing the need to move between systems, consolidate reports, and coordinate activity manually. The portal also provides centralized access to money market funds and the client's bank accounts, allowing teams to evaluate investment choices against their investment policies and liquidity needs.
According to the announcement, clients will be able to research funds from multiple providers, execute trades through a centralized platform, monitor balances and activity with consolidated reporting, and analyze fund investments to support liquidity decisions. Treasury Curve states that eligible clients can use the platform without an up-front software licensing fee. The company's broader offering includes money market fund research and trading, automated settlement, AI-powered cash sweeps, and bank visibility.
Treasury Curve President Chris Kaminski said organizations need treasury tools that are "simple to use and affordable," and described the partnership as a practical starting point for managing money market fund investments. IBN Managing Partner and CEO Erik Hagge said the technology complements IBN's fixed income service and gives clients a more convenient way to research funds, execute trades, and monitor investments.
IBN, headquartered in Southern California, offers bond proceeds management, fixed income brokerage, money market services, corporate cash management, and SaaS-enabled services. The release notes that money market fund investments are securities, are not bank deposits, are not insured by the FDIC or any government agency, and may lose value. No financial terms of the partnership were disclosed.
Under the partnership, IBN clients will gain access to Treasury Curve's institutional Money Fund Portal, which brings money market fund research, trading, reporting, and analytics together in one platform. The release says the portal is designed to help treasury and finance teams manage investments that are often spread across multiple providers, reducing the need to move between systems, consolidate reports, and coordinate activity manually. The portal also provides centralized access to money market funds and the client's bank accounts, allowing teams to evaluate investment choices against their investment policies and liquidity needs.
According to the announcement, clients will be able to research funds from multiple providers, execute trades through a centralized platform, monitor balances and activity with consolidated reporting, and analyze fund investments to support liquidity decisions. Treasury Curve states that eligible clients can use the platform without an up-front software licensing fee. The company's broader offering includes money market fund research and trading, automated settlement, AI-powered cash sweeps, and bank visibility.
Treasury Curve President Chris Kaminski said organizations need treasury tools that are "simple to use and affordable," and described the partnership as a practical starting point for managing money market fund investments. IBN Managing Partner and CEO Erik Hagge said the technology complements IBN's fixed income service and gives clients a more convenient way to research funds, execute trades, and monitor investments.
IBN, headquartered in Southern California, offers bond proceeds management, fixed income brokerage, money market services, corporate cash management, and SaaS-enabled services. The release notes that money market fund investments are securities, are not bank deposits, are not insured by the FDIC or any government agency, and may lose value. No financial terms of the partnership were disclosed.
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