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Fulton Bank

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Liquidity and Investments

Making the right money moves—at the right times— is essential. Optimize your cash management strategy with tools that can help balance risk, strengthen working capital, and ultimately save you time. We will work with you to construct a plan that enhances your business's current processes.

Escrow Management

Simplify the process of maintaining and monitoring multiple escrow accounts.

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Cash Sweep

Automate money movement between accounts to optimize your cash position.

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