Losing Interest in Client Monies

  • 31m
  • Intermediate
  • Released 4th Aug 2022
  • Paul McCluskey
  • Play Video
  • Play Trailer
  • Share the video
Ask a Question

Did you know that earning interest from client funds is likely to be the biggest contributor to profit?

If you hold client monies this session is guaranteed to make you money.

The costs associated with doing business are increasing, as too are bank interest rates. For borrowers, an increased interest rates will be an unwelcome prospect, however for businesses that hold deposits, an opportunity to awaits.

The problem is, high street banks are reluctant to increase their interest rates on client monies, which means law firm leaders have accept their bank’s narrative and simply lost interest in the opportunity to earn additional income. Couple that with a large number of legal cashiers under the false impression that the SRA Accounts Rules do not allow funds to be placed in term deposits, and we have the perfect storm.

This webinar is intended for law firms that hold client monies. If you are a COLP/COFA or Finance Manager you do not want to miss this session.

I will show you how you cashroom can potentially be the biggest contributor to profit

Have a question? If you have any comments or feedback around this content, please get in touch.

Learning objectives:

How to make money from client deposits which can benefit the firm and/or it’s clients

Downloads

Your CPD Certificate can be found in your Account.

Paul McCluskey

Managing Director • Gemstone Legal

Experience:

View Full Profile

Have a question?

Recommended for you

Client onboarding and legal case management app
Innovation and Technology
In partnership with Osprey Approach
eCOS: Electronic Client Onboarding Solution from InfoTrack
Residential Conveyancing
In partnership with InfoTrack
Connecting Law Firms, Your Clients and Case Management
Residential Conveyancing
In partnership with InfoTrack
From Client to Cash: Working Capital
Management
Losing Interest in Client Monies
Management

Sign up - get notified first of new content releases

Social Channels

© 2024 All rights reserved For Media Group Registered in England No. 13063455 VAT Registration Number GB367031995