net working capital management Flashcards

1
Q

is a crucial aspect of business
finance. It refers to the efficient management of current assets and
liabilities to ensure the smooth operation of the business.

A

net working capital management

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importance of net working capital management

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liquidity and solvency
operational efficiency
growth and expansion
financial stability and investor confidence

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3
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Adequate net working capital ensures a
company can meet its short-term
financial obligations, preventing liquidity
problems and potential insolvency.

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liquidity and solvency

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4
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Efficient management of working capital
optimizes the use of resources,
minimizing unnecessary inventory and
receivables, leading to improved
operational efficiency and profitability.

A

operational efficiency

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5
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A healthy net working capital position
allows businesses to invest in growth
opportunities and expansion plans, as
they have sufficient funds to finance new
projects.

A

growth and expansion

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6
Q

Strong net working capital signals
financial stability and responsible
management, attracting investors and
lenders, creating a positive reputation
and fostering confidence.

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financial stability and investor confidence

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7
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components of net working capital

A

current assets
current liabilities
inventory
accounts receivable

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8
Q

represent resources that
can be converted into cash within a year.

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current asset

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9
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includes raw materials,
work-in-progress, and finished goods.

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inventory

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10
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represents money
owed to the company by customers.

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accounts receivable

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11
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include short-term
obligations that are due within a year.

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current liabilities

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12
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This calculation provides a snapshot of a company’s short-term liquidity and its ability to meet its immediate financial obligations.

A

calculating net working capital

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13
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optimizing net working capital

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maximize profitability
improve cash flow
minimize risk
enhance efficiency

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14
Q

Optimizing net working
capital enhances
profitability by
minimizing unnecessary
investments in current
assets.

A

maximize profitability

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15
Q

Efficient net working
capital management frees
up cash for investments
and operational expenses.

A

improve cash flow

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16
Q

Optimizing working
capital processes reduces
operational inefficiencies
and streamlines
workflows.

A

enhance efficiency

17
Q

Effective net working
capital management
mitigates financial risks
associated with liquidity
and cash flow.

A

minimize risk

18
Q

helps assess
the financial health of a company
and its ability to manage its
operations efficiently.

A

net working capital

19
Q

factors affecting nwc

A

credit terms
cash flow management
inventory management

20
Q

monitoring nwc

A

current ratio
quick ratio

21
Q

key financial metric that measures
the time it takes for a company to
convert its investments in
inventory and other resources into
cash flows from sales.

A

cash conversion cycle

22
Q

measures the
time it takes for a company to
convert its inventory into sales and
then convert those sales into cash
through receivables collection.

A

operating cycle

23
Q

importance of ccc

A

liquidity management
operational efficiency
working capital optimization

24
Q

factors affecting nwc

A

business cycle
growth and expansion
operational efficiency
interest rates

25
Q

Higher interest rates make it more expensive
to finance working capital, impacting
profitability.

A

interest rates

26
Q

Effective inventory management and efficient
collection of receivables can lower working
capital needs.

A

operational efficiency

27
Q

Economic upswings increase demand and
sales, leading to higher working capital needs.

A

business cycle