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About QTC

At QTC, we are committed to protecting and advancing the financial interests of Queensland.

QTC is the central financing authority for the Queensland Government and provides financial resources and services for the State. We manage the State’s funding program in the global capital markets to deliver sustainable and cost-effective borrowings for the Queensland Government—principally through Queensland Treasury. Our clients also include government owned corporations, departments, agencies, local governments, and other entities such as universities.

With a statutory role to advance the financial interests and development of the State, we work in partnership with Queensland Treasury and other clients to deliver financial, economic and social outcomes. This includes the development of innovative, long-term solutions that contribute to the growth of Queensland’s economy.

We protect Queensland’s financial interests and deliver better financial outcomes by centralising the management of our clients’ borrowings, cash investments, and financial risks.

We play an integral role in managing the State’s finances, working closely with our clients on their financial exposures, to identify opportunities to minimise costs and risks, and maximise outcomes.

 

 

Queensland Government Consulting Services

From 1 July 2025, a new division will be established within Queensland Treasury Corporation (QTC) to deliver Queensland Government Consulting Services (QGCS), on behalf of the Queensland Government.

The division will support Government’s broader policy objective of managing expenditure on external consultants and building greater internal capability in the public sector.

To assist Government in delivering on these objectives, over the coming months, QGCS will begin providing quality in-house consultancy services and support to Queensland Government departments, combining consultancy expertise with specialised government knowledge.

Initial service offerings are expected to include project, program and policy evaluation, strategic and operational planning, contract negotiation and procurement, production of business cases and financial modelling. The support provided by QGCS will evolve over time as the needs of government change. QGCS will deliver these services to government departments on a cost-recovery basis. QTC will work closely with Queensland Treasury and other stakeholders to ensure a smooth transition for QGCS. As we move through establishment phase, further updates will be shared as soon as available.