Working Capital Management: Applications and Case Studies

Höfundur James Sagner

Útgefandi Wiley Professional Development (P&T)

Snið Page Fidelity

Print ISBN 9781118933831

Útgáfa 1

Útgáfuár 2014

4.790 kr.

Description

Efnisyfirlit

  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Concept of the Book
  • Acknowledgments
  • Chapter 1 Concepts in Working Capital Management
  • WORKING CAPITAL CONCEPTS
  • Description of Working Capital Accounts
  • Ideas Basic to Working Capital
  • IMPROVING WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
  • The Missing Working Capital Manager
  • Payment Stream Matrix: First Draft
  • Payment Steam Matrix: Final Version
  • Overcoming Resistance to Change
  • THE SIGNIFICANCE OF WORKING CAPITAL
  • Working Capital: The Traditional View
  • Working Capital: The Modern View
  • COST AS THE WORKING CAPITAL ISSUE
  • Working Capital Timeline
  • Working Capital Cost Elements
  • Illustrative Total Potential Savings
  • Leisure Industry Working Capital Illustration
  • APPLYING THESE IDEAS TO A REAL BUSINESS: BEST BUY
  • What Is Best Buy’s Industry?
  • Working Capital at Best Buy
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • Chapter 2 Working Capital Ratios and Other Metrics
  • RATIO ANALYSIS
  • How Ratios Are Constructed
  • Liquidity
  • Activity Utilization
  • Profitability
  • Leverage
  • OTHER RATIOS AND THEIR APPLICATION
  • Troy and RMA
  • How Ratios Are Used
  • OTHER METRICS
  • Cash Conversion Cycle
  • Dell Computer’s CCC
  • BENCHMARKING
  • Methodology
  • Working Capital Benchmarking
  • Benchmarking Concerns
  • GENERAL PROBLEMS IN THE USE OF RATIOS AND METRICS
  • Fiscal Year
  • Accrual Accounting
  • Window Dressing
  • Aggregated Data
  • Off–Balance Sheet Obligations
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • Chapter 3 Cash—Management and Fraud Prevention
  • FORMS OF CASH
  • Reactive Cash Management
  • Essential Cash Management Elements
  • PAPER TRANSACTIONS: LOCKBOXING
  • Lockboxing Procedures
  • How Does Lockboxing Reduce Float?
  • How Does Lockboxing Prevent Fraud?
  • PAPER TRANSACTIONS: DEPOSITORY ACCOUNTS
  • Control of Access
  • Multipurpose Accounts
  • Too Many Accounts
  • PAPER TRANSACTIONS: CONTROLLED DISBURSEMENT
  • Controlled Disbursement Procedures
  • Account Reconciliation
  • How Does Controlled Disbursement Improve Float?
  • How Does Controlled Disbursement Prevent Fraud?
  • ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS
  • Federal Wire Transfer
  • Terminal-Based Electronic Payments
  • Why Do Frauds Still Occur?
  • FLOAT AND COST ISSUES
  • Base Case
  • Baseline
  • Possible Improvements
  • First Scenario
  • Second Scenario
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • Chapter 4 Cash—Credit and Short-Term Financial Instruments
  • DEVELOPING A SHORT‐TERM FORECAST
  • How to Use the Distribution Method
  • CASH BUDGETING
  • Information Required for the Cash Budget
  • How to Prepare the Cash Budget
  • CREDIT FINANCING
  • Arranging for Bank Credit
  • Lines of Credit
  • Bank Returns on Lines of Credit
  • Asset‐Based Financing
  • SHORT‐TERM INVESTMENTS
  • “No Effort Investments” and Equivalents
  • “Some Effort” Investments and Equivalents
  • Policies on Short‐Term Investing
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • Chapter 5 Managing Bank Relationships
  • THE CHANGING FINANCIAL LANDSCAPE
  • Financial Deregulation
  • BANK RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
  • Twenty-First-Century Banking
  • Finance as the Gatekeeper to Banking Services
  • CASH MOBILIZATION IN A MULTIBANK NETWORK
  • Funds Mobilization
  • Too Many Bank Accounts?
  • Selecting the Bank
  • GENERAL TERMS OF CREDIT FACILITIES
  • The Basic Provisions
  • Representations and Warranties
  • Restrictions in Lines of Credit
  • SPECIFIC TERMS IN CREDIT FACILITIES
  • Pricing the Loan
  • ONGOING BANK RELATIONSHIP CONCERNS
  • Monitoring Compliance
  • Control of Banking Records
  • Periodic Relationship Reviews
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • APPENDIX TO CHAPTER 5 Selecting Noncredit Banking Services
  • THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
  • Issues Covered in RFPs
  • Specific Service Issues
  • Review of Pricing
  • RFP EVALUATION
  • Weighted Scoring of Proposals
  • Managing Banking Relationships
  • Chapter 6 Accounts Receivable and Working Capital Issues
  • ELEMENTS OF RECEIVABLES MANAGEMENT
  • Developing Receivables Policies
  • Getting to Know You—Getting to Know Your Company!
  • FLOAT OPPORTUNITIES IN MANAGING RECEIVABLES
  • Calculating Receivables Float
  • RECEIVABLES CYCLE MONITORING: RATIOS
  • Receivables Ratio Analysis
  • Interpretation of Receivables Ratios
  • RECEIVABLES CYCLE MONITORING: THE AGING SCHEDULE
  • Interpretation of the Aging Schedule
  • SALES FINANCING
  • Outsourcing Sales Financing
  • CREDIT REPORTING
  • Reporting on Business Creditworthiness
  • Fixing a Company’s Credit Score
  • TERMS OF SALE
  • Cash Discount Basics
  • Cash Discount Decision Factors
  • Other Discounts
  • INVOICE GENERATION
  • Invoice Design
  • Invoice and Statement Timing
  • Invoices versus Statements
  • ASSET‐BASED FINANCING
  • Receivables Factoring
  • DEBT COLLECTION AGENCIES
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • Chapter 7 Inventory and Working Capital Issues
  • ELEMENTS OF INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
  • Developing Inventory Policies
  • Organizing for Inventory Management
  • INVENTORY CYCLE MONITORING: RATIOS
  • Supplemental Data
  • INVENTORY CYCLE MONITORING: METRICS
  • THE PURCHASING FUNCTION
  • The Purchasing Cycle
  • Purchasing Cycle Problems
  • ANALYZING PURCHASING ACTIVITIES
  • A Situation of Decentralized Purchasing
  • Investigating a Company’s Payables History
  • EOQ AND JIT
  • Economic Order Quantity
  • Calculation of EOQ
  • Just‐in‐Time
  • WORK‐IN‐PROCESS
  • WIP Cycle Management
  • Benefits of Supply Chain Management
  • Supply Chain Management Systems
  • ABF: INVENTORY FINANCING
  • Asset‐Based Lenders: Inventory
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • Chapter 8 Payables and Working Capital Issues
  • ELEMENTS OF PAYABLES MANAGEMENT
  • Developing Payables Policies
  • Organizing for Payables Management
  • PAYABLES CYCLE MONITORING: RATIOS
  • Payables Metrics
  • THE ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FUNCTION
  • Active versus Passive Payables Management
  • Float Costs of Mismanaged Payables
  • PAYABLES USING INTERNAL PROCESSES
  • Checks, ACH, and Fedwire
  • Costs of Check Issuance
  • Procurement Cards
  • PAYABLES OUTSOURCING
  • Electronic Disbursements
  • Freight Bills
  • Comprehensive Payables Concepts
  • CHECK PAYMENTS IN A COMPREHENSIVE PAYABLES ENVIRONMENT
  • Benefits of Comprehensive Payables
  • PAYROLL DISBURSEMENTS
  • Mechanics of Direct Deposit
  • Promoting Payroll Direct Deposit
  • Paycards
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • Chapter 9 International Working Capital
  • CAPITALISM GOES GLOBAL
  • Elements of International Working Capital
  • Corporate Governance
  • THE FINANCING OF INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS
  • Global Financial Risks
  • Letter of Credit Concepts
  • Letter of Credit Documentation
  • THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKETS
  • FX Mechanisms
  • Continuous Link Settlement versus Spot FX
  • Factors Influencing FX Rates
  • Multicurrency Accounts
  • Electronic Payments
  • COUNTRY RISK ANALYSIS
  • Country Risk Experience
  • OTHER SIGNIFICANT ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL WORKING CAPITAL
  • Structures to Manage FX
  • EU Tax‐Advantaged Centers
  • Cross‐Border Clearing and Settlement
  • CULTURAL AND CORPORATE PRACTICES AFFECTING WORKING CAPITAL
  • Cultural Differences
  • Banking Practices
  • Communications Infrastructure
  • Legal and Tax Issues
  • Time Zones and Language Barriers
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • Chapter 10 Information and Working Capital
  • INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
  • The Special Status of IT
  • BANK INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
  • Development of Bank Systems
  • Basic Transactional Functionality
  • Modules for Standard Services
  • Modules for Advanced Services
  • INTERNET BANK TECHNOLOGY
  • Responsibilities in Banking Decisions
  • Benefits of Internet Bank Technology
  • Disadvantages of Internet Bank Technology
  • ERP: AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH
  • Why ERP?
  • Advantages from ERP
  • Disadvantages of ERP
  • CHOOSING WORKING CAPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
  • Information System Problems? It’s Easier to Unplug Than Sue
  • Phase 1: Determine Requirements
  • Phase 2: Conduct Vendor Search
  • Phase 3: Provide Justification to Senior Management
  • Information Principles
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • Chapter 11 Managing the Working Capital Cycle
  • RISK AND WORKING CAPITAL
  • Risks Inherent in Working Capital
  • TRADITIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT
  • ENTERPRISE RISK MANAGEMENT
  • THE ERM PROCESS
  • EFFICIENCY AND WORKING CAPITAL
  • Management Differences in Current Asset Accounts
  • The Required Teamwork
  • WORKING CAPITAL AND LIQUIDITY
  • How to Measure and Manage Liquidity
  • SUGGESTED ACTIONS
  • General Ideas
  • Banking Ideas
  • Receivables Ideas
  • Inventory Ideas
  • Payables Ideas
  • International Ideas
  • Information Technology Ideas
  • Ideas on Managing the Working Capital Cycle
  • Changes to Working Capital Management—How to Get Started
  • DEVELOPMENTS IN WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
  • Twentieth‐ and Twenty‐First‐Century Business Models
  • The Cost of a Transaction
  • THE GIZMO DEAL: HOW DELAYS TURN PROFITS INTO LOSSES
  • Accept or Decline the Deal?
  • How These Situations Can Occur
  • Interconnectivity in the Twenty‐First Century
  • SUMMARY
  • NOTES
  • Chapter 12 Introduction to Working Capital Cases
  • SEQUENCE OF THE CASES
  • THE CONCEPT OF THE WORKING CAPITAL CASE
  • Case Analysis: Defining the Problem
  • CASE: WIDGET MANUFACTURING
  • Company History
  • The Cash Cycle
  • Bank Relationships
  • I.M. Cash Is Promoted
  • Questions
  • Arnold’s Reaction
  • Collection Activities
  • Disbursement Activities
  • U. R. Clueless Gives Advice
  • Questions
  • The Mexican Option
  • Widget’s Information Gap
  • Questions
  • SUGGESTED SOLUTIONS
  • NOTE
  • Cases on Working Capital Management
  • CASE 1 Dinner Bell Hotel
  • CASH FLOW ISSUES
  • ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS
  • THE “RAW” DATA
  • QUESTIONS
  • CASE 2 Koala Fun
  • THE PARTNERS’ FIRST SUCCESS
  • FINANCIAL CONCERNS
  • BORROWING ISSUES
  • WORKING CAPITAL
  • FINAL THOUGHTS
  • QUESTIONS
  • CASE 3 Miller Building Supplies
  • JOSEPH MILLER STARTS MBS
  • VARIATIONS IN WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS
  • A BANKER’S ASSISTANCE
  • QUESTIONS
  • CASE 4 Office Smart
  • THE BUSINESS OF OFFICE SMART
  • FINANCIAL ISSUES
  • QUESTIONS
  • CASE 5 Quacker Cracker
  • THE ATTITUDE TOWARD DEBT
  • FINANCIAL PLANNING
  • QUESTIONS
  • CASE 6 Young Brands
  • CHANGES IN YB’S GLOBAL MARKETING STRATEGY
  • FORECASTING CONSIDERATIONS
  • WORKING CAPITAL ISSUES
  • FINANCIAL ISSUES
  • QUESTIONS
  • APPENDIX 1 Basic Financial Concepts
  • GENERAL BALANCE SHEET ISSUES
  • ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
  • NET WORTH
  • COST OF CAPITAL
  • APPENDIX 2 Websites of Working Capital Organizations
  • Glossary
  • About the Author
  • lndex
  • EULA
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