2 DQ 2 Cash Budget & Uncertainty (18.01.2021)
2 DQ 2 Cash Budget & Uncertainty (18.01.2021)
2 DQ 2 Cash Budget & Uncertainty (18.01.2021)
provide your rationale for including each element. If you were the CFO of a company,
what techniques would you use to cope with this uncertainty? How might your coping
strategies differ when managing a large company (1,000+ employees) versus a significantly
smaller company (100+ employees)?
A cash budget is an estimation of the cash flows of a business over a specific period. It could be
weekly, monthly, quarterly or annual budget. The cash budget is useful to assess whether the
entity has sufficient cash to continue its operations over the given time frame. The cash budget
provides a company insight into its cash needs. It also helps to determine an efficient allocation
of funds.
In addition to the techniques noted above, if I were the CFO of a company with either 1,000 plus
employees or a small company with 100 plus employees, my company always has access to
adequate liquidity. Because this could take the form of a cash reserve, high quality fixed income
portfolio or a revolving line of credit. This technique applies to both large and small
organizations. The only difference is that large organizations need more dollar needs as compare
to small organizations.
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