Espoo, Finland - 04.05.2026 - Broman Group has centralised its treasury and financing agreement management by extending its use of Nomentia. The move brings financing, cash forecasting, and payment processes into a single environment, helping reduce system fragmentation and simplify day-to-day treasury operations.
From fragmented tools to a more balanced model
Following a finance and ERP renewal, Broman Group’s treasury and finance processes became distributed across multiple systems and integrations.
“We had gone from one extreme to another, and finance processes ended up split into many parts,” says Ida Swahne, Head of Treasury & Finance Operations at Broman Group.
The objective became clear: move back toward a “middle model” by centralising functions where it made sense, and reducing the operational burden of maintaining separate tools for interconnected steps in the same process.
Why extending Nomentia was the logical choice
Broman Group had already been using Nomentia for core finance operations, including payment processes. Based on that experience, extending the platform was a natural next step.
“Because Nomentia was already in use and had worked well for us, it was the most logical step to extend the usage,” Swahne explains.
Instead of maintaining a separate system for financing agreement management, the team chose to bring this functionality into the same environment as treasury execution, accounting, and forecasting.
“We have many financing agreements, but the number of instruments is relatively moderate, so a lighter setup fits us better,” says Swahne.
Bringing financing and forecasting together
With the rollout, Broman Group centralised financing agreement management and cash flow forecasting in Nomentia.
The new setup allows treasury teams to maintain agreement details and cash flow schedules in one place, and use that data directly in forecasting. Financing-related payment events can be created from the same data and routed to banks, while structured transaction data supports downstream accounting processes.
Early benefits: less manual work, smoother end-to-end flow
By bringing financing agreements and forecasting together, Broman Group can reuse the same cash flow data across the process. “When the data is in one place, forecasting becomes much easier. You can essentially just ‘click’ the relevant cash flows into the forecast instead of collecting them from separate sources,” Swahne notes.
The centralized approach also reduces integration and maintenance effort: fewer interfaces to manage, less switching between systems, and better alignment between treasury execution, payments, and accounting.
About Broman Group
Broman Group is a consolidated company founded in Finland that comprises subsidiary companies specialising in car and motorcycle spare parts and equipment, tools, boating and fishing equipment as well as household and leisure products. The family-run company is one of the market leaders in Finland, has made great success in Estonia, and in Sweden. The group employs over 2,000 professionals in several countries.
About Nomentia
The European leader in treasury and cash management solutions, Nomentia empowers over 1,400 treasury teams spanning 100 countries to perform at their best. The platform processes more than 2 trillion Euros annually. Nomentia is an end-to-end TMS, specializing in global payments, bank connectivity-as-a-service, cash forecasting and visibility, bank account management, financial process automation, treasury workflows, FX risk, in-house banking, and trade finance.
www.nomentia.com.