A lawyer turned cash-market founder, Kevin Cook learned what happens when liquidity disappears. With TreasurySpring, he and two longstanding partners have spent a decade opening financial doors that most businesses could never get through.
TreasurySpring is a London-based financial technology company that gives institutions a single digital gateway to secure, diversified short-term cash investments. Through standardised Fixed-Term Funds (FTFs), clients gain access to government, bank and corporate credit exposures across dozens of jurisdictions and multiple currencies, with one onboarding process replacing the fragmented, paperwork-heavy setup that historically limited institutional cash investing. Founded in 2016, it has processed more than $350 billion in flows for 800+ clients.
Henry Adams is US CEO and Global Head of Capital Markets at TreasurySpring, a London-founded fintech that opens up the multi-trillion dollar wholesale money markets to corporates and institutions. He joined the founding team at the start of 2018 after roughly a decade running secured financing portfolios at RBC and earlier work at BlackRock, and now leads the company's push into the United States from New York. His background sits at the intersection of repo trading, fixed income and product, which he channels into building the market plumbing behind TreasurySpring's Fixed-Term Funds.