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  1. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullFull article: Management of liquidity and liquid assets in ...

    Jul 9, 2019 · Management of liquidity and liquid assets focuses on cash inflows and outflows along with a trade-off between liquidity versus investment of surplus cash in order to improve profitability.

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  2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 362833743(PDF) Liquidity Management: An Empirical Study - ResearchGate

    Aug 20, 2022 · Efficient liquidity management impact firm’s risk, return and share prices, and surmises its success or failure. Liquidity management is credited as a lifeline of every concern.

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  4. www.mckinsey.com › ~ › mediaLiquidity: Managing an undervalued resource in banking after ...

    Below, we illustrate the implications of the liquid ity crisis on three types of businesses: off- balance-sheet funding and securitization businesses; securities portfolios and trading businesses; and loan commitments and underwriting.

  5. www.rfilc.org › 08 › 1151659626111_LM_lesson1LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT: A SELF STUDY GUIDE - rfilc.org

    When you have studied this lesson you should: • be able to define liquidity, cash assets and liquid assets. • understand the basic objectives of liquidity management. • have a sense of some practical liquidity issues facing microfinance institutions. Pre-Test.

  6. www.investopedia.com › ask › answersWhat are liquid assets, and why are they beneficial to a ...

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    If a debt suddenly becomes due, the simplest way to meet that obligation is with cash. Physical currency is the only truly liquid asset, since it represents capital in its most accessible form. Because funds deposited in checking or savings accounts can generally be accessed almost immediately, they are also considered a liquid asset. Stocks and bo...

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    The things a business owns that contribute to its profitability but are not easily converted into currency are called fixed assets. Common examples of fixed assets include real estate, vehicles and equipment. If a shipping business needs to pay off a creditor on a short deadline, selling its fleet of delivery vans or pieces of large packaging equip...

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    In the event of a decrease in revenue or an economic downturn, a company that is highly illiquidwould have to deal with selling off, or liquidating, fixed assets to meet its financial obligations. This could mean selling property or equipment that is essential to the day-to-day operations of the business, limiting its ability to generate revenue do...

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  7. www.rfilc.org › 08 › 1151659932724_LM_lesson2LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT: A SELF STUDY GUIDE - RFILC

    Asset-Liability Management Among all operational planning activities, managing the development of financial assets and liabilities is the most critical process in terms of liquidity.

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  9. www.researchgate.net › publication › 335816655(PDF) Management of liquidity and liquid assets in small and ...

    Jan 1, 2019 · Management of liquidity and liquid assets focuses on cash inflows and outflows along with a trade-off between liquidity versus investment of surplus cash in order to improve profitability.