Partnership gives IBN clients access to Treasury Curve's Money Fund Portal to research, trade, report on, and analyze money market fund investments in one place.
MENLO PARK, Calif., Oct. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Treasury Curve, a provider of technology that is designed to streamline cash and investment management in one place with free software, today announced a strategic partnership with Institutional Bond Network (IBN), an institutional fixed income registered broker-dealer serving organizations across the United States.
Through the partnership, IBN clients will gain access to Treasury Curve's institutional Money Fund Portal, bringing money market fund research, trading, reporting, and analytics together in a single platform. The partnership combines IBN's fixed income expertise and consultative approach with technology designed to simplify investment workflows and give treasury and finance teams clearer visibility into their money market fund investments.
"Organizations need essential treasury tools that are simple to use and affordable," said Chris Kaminski, President of Treasury Curve. "Our partnership with IBN gives its clients a practical place to start: managing money market fund investments in one place. Together, we can bring information and tools in one place for managing cash, investments, and liquidity."
Treasury and finance teams often manage investments across multiple providers, requiring them to move between systems, consolidate reports, and coordinate activity manually. Treasury Curve's Money Fund Portal helps simplify that work by providing centralized access to money market funds and the client's bank accounts, with the information teams need to evaluate investment choices against their investment policies and liquidity needs.
Through the Money Fund Portal, IBN clients will be able to:
- Research money market funds from multiple providers in one place.
- Execute trades through a centralized platform.
- Monitor investment balances and activity with consolidated reporting.
- Analyze money market fund investments to support liquidity decisions.
- Streamline investment workflows and reduce manual processes.
"Clients count on IBN for fixed income investment expertise and a clear understanding of their needs," said Erik Hagge, Managing Partner and CEO of IBN. "Partnering with Treasury Curve allows us to complement that service with technology that makes money market fund investing easier to manage. It gives our clients a more convenient way to research funds, execute trades, and monitor their investments while continuing to work with the team they know."
IBN serves institutional investors, including corporations, municipalities and other public-sector entities, healthcare organizations, educational institutions, and nonprofits. The partnership expands the tools available to those clients while supporting IBN's focus on responsive service and institutional fixed income solutions.
About Institutional Bond Network
Institutional Bond Network (IBN) is an institutional fixed income registered broker-dealer serving nonprofit organizations, municipalities, hospitals, universities, and corporate treasury teams across the United States. Its services include bond proceeds management, fixed income brokerage, money market services, corporate cash management, and SaaS-enabled services. Headquartered in Southern California, IBN combines market expertise, portfolio infrastructure, and a consultative approach to support institutional clients. Learn more at ibnbonds.com. Member: FINRA/SIPC.
About Treasury Curve
Treasury Curve is a provider of technology that is designed to streamline cash and investment management in one place with free software. It provides money market fund research and trading, automated settlement, AI-powered cash sweeps, bank visibility, and other treasury capabilities. Organizations can choose the components that fit their needs and use them together as those needs evolve. Eligible clients can access the platform without an up-front software licensing fee. Learn more at treasurycurve.com.
Money market fund investments are securities, are not bank deposits or obligations, are not insured or guaranteed by the FDIC or any other government agency and may lose value.
Media Contact
Mark Brousseau, Treasury Curve, 1 4102625078, [email protected], www.treasurycurve.com
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