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Join other digital transformation efforts within the bank, or forge strategic partnerships with fintechs and knowledgeable third parties. Geographic coverage – National, Regional and county level data for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. This release does not cover Scotland. Even if the item is found to not be treasure at a later date the discovery is still counted as a treasure find. ↩ On 2 November 2023, the Reported Treasure Finds 2020/21 data tables were revised, after an error was identified in one of the data tables. In Table 5, number of treasure cases acquired by or donated to museums for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, 2012 - 2021, the data was incorrectly presented for 2018 and subsequent years. This has been corrected and data included in the rest of the report and accompanying tables is not affected by this change.
Disclaimed/museum withdrawal cases are those cases where the Secretary of State disclaims title to the find prior to inquest because no museum is interested in acquiring the find or, following an inquest, the acquiring museum withdraws its interest. In both cases the find is returned to the finder or landowner. Title is a technical term, legally defined as the actual ownership of the property ↩
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Welcome to the Brewer Morris UK treasury market report and salary guide 2022-2023. This report contains information around the latest trends, salary analysis and market insights. As part of our survey we engaged with over 4,500 treasury professionals across commerce and industry and banking and financial services. The 2022 AFP® Strategic Role of Treasury Survey, supported by Marsh McLennan, examines the strategic role of treasurers at organizations. This year’s report studies the responsibilities treasury is assuming in both a lead and support role at their organizations. It also includes findings on the critical gaps in skills/competencies for treasury leaders and their teams and how treasury is managing talent during the “great resignation” era. At the time of publication, the number of finds for 2020 had not been resolved [footnote 2]. Therefore, the data for 2020 is provisional and it is not possible to provide a breakdown of factors such as period and disposition (i.e. change in ownership) in this release. As usual, this final breakdown will be provided in the Treasure Finds Statistical Release in 2022 which will cover the treasure finds for 2020 in detail and provisional figures for 2021. Data for Scotland is collated under the Scottish Treasure Trove system available at: https://treasuretrovescotland.co.uk/reports-and-minutes/ ↩ The adoption of treasury management technologies in the cloud has increased since we conducted our survey last in 2019. Respondents also share how they have increased the adoption of APIs, automation, andvisualisation technologies to complement treasury management systems (compared to our last survey in 2019).
In 2021, among regions in England, the South East of England had the highest number of reported finds at 265, followed by the East of England with 217 finds. London had the fewest reported finds with 4. The second lowest region was the North East with 13. 3.1 Figure 2: Reported treasure finds by region, 2020 In 2020, reported treasure finds were 1,071 [footnote 6], representing a total of 31,388 artefacts (objects and coins). A ‘treasure find’ can be made of multiple artefacts, hence the total number of artefacts is much higher than the number of reported treasure finds. The total treasure finds were 1,049 for England, 22 for Wales, and 0 for Northern Ireland. 3. Reported finds by Location, 2020 (final) & 2021 (provisional) The figures for treasure cases include those which are to be determined and those categorised as not treasure. This is because while an object case or coin case may not be treasure, the find is still classified as a treasure case. ↩ Updated information: 'Due to the general election on 12 December there will be no publication of Forecasts for the UK Economy in November. The next publication will be on the 18th December covering both short and medium term forecasts'.
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Of these finds, the two largest acquisitions were 19 cases obtained by the British Museum and 15 cases obtained by Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery (combined 12% of object cases acquired). were withdrawn or disclaimed [footnote 8] by museums (402 object cases, 68 coin cases) [footnote 9] In 2020, by county, the largest number of treasure finds in England, Wales and Northern Ireland was Norfolk with 104 cases (10% of total finds) whilst in 2019, the largest number of treasure finds in England, Wales and Northern Ireland was Hampshire with 104 cases (8% of total finds). 4. Characteristics of reported finds, 2019
Of reported treasure finds, 876 cases (82%) were object cases [footnote 3] and 195 finds (18%) were coin cases.Insight Gaps and Process Inefficiencies. Most treasury functions have yet to complete (or start) many of the modernization changes that respondents aspired to when we conducted the survey in 2018. As a result, most treasuries are not able to sense and respond to change fast enough, capture and analyze information efficiently enough, or deploy the right set of instruments surgically enough to deliver superior profit and loss (P&L) results within their institution’s specified risk appetite.
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