A Treasury Analyst's role is to analyze, track, and manage their employers, most often being private corporations and institutions, financial balances, and activities.
A Treasury Analyst's everyday activities often chalk up to cooperating with other financial and legal employees, reviewing bank statements, analyzing risk and the company's liquidity, working with and executing loans and credit lines, crafting reports, following the market, and attempting to predict what comes next accurately.
Typically, a person wanting to pursue this line of business will be asked to have at least a Bachelor's in Finance or Economic, a similar subject, or the equivalent of one.