U.S. Bancorp today launched the U.S. Bank Liquidity Manager, an AI‑driven cash‑forecasting solution built in partnership with Kyriba. The platform is embedded directly into the bank’s SinglePoint treasury suite, allowing business clients to view real‑time liquidity positions, run scenario analyses, and execute transactions from a single interface.
The Liquidity Manager automates cash‑flow analysis and delivers predictive insights that help mid‑size and large firms manage working capital more efficiently and reduce the risk of liquidity shortfalls. By integrating AI into the core treasury workflow, the tool offers a level of granularity and speed that competitors’ legacy systems lack, positioning U.S. Bancorp as a technology‑forward partner for corporate treasury functions.
The launch dovetails with the bank’s broader digital transformation agenda, which drove record net revenue of $7,329 million in Q3 2025—a 9.5% increase in fee revenue—and net income of $2,001 million, up 16.7% year‑over‑year. The new product is expected to capture additional fee income by deepening relationships with business clients and expanding the bank’s treasury‑management footprint.
Kyriba’s expertise in treasury and risk management, combined with U.S. Bancorp’s SinglePoint platform, gives the Liquidity Manager a competitive edge: it delivers AI‑enhanced forecasting, real‑time reporting, and seamless transaction execution that are not available in many of the bank’s rivals’ offerings. The partnership also signals a strategic shift toward data‑driven treasury solutions that can scale across the bank’s growing client base.
Kristy Carstensen, U.S. Bancorp’s Vice President of Business Banking, said the tool “addresses a critical pain point for companies that need to manage cash more proactively.” She added that the AI capabilities will help clients anticipate liquidity needs and make faster, more informed decisions, reinforcing the bank’s commitment to innovation and client service.
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