Jackie Shute: the treasury management implications of Exceptional Financial Support

With the government granting Exceptional Financial Support (EFS) to 30 local authorities for 2025/26, Jackie Shute, head of local authority strategy at Public Sector Live Ltd, navigates the treasury management implications in this exclusive piece for Room151.

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As the queue for EFS begins to stretch around the block, throwing yet more financial challenges into the fray, every line of spending and

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