Working Capital Management : Strategies and Techniques

By:

Bhattacharya, Hrishikes

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: PHI learning Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi 2010Edition: 2Description: xviii, 508 p. 24 cm ;PbkISBN:

978-81-203-3636-0

Subject(s):

Working capital Cash management Business enterprises--Finance

DDC classification:

658.15244 BHA

Summary: he second edition of the book is updated extensively by incorporating the current researches on the subject. During the recent years, the theories of trade credit and Logistics and Supply Management have enlarged the domain of working capital management. With this in view, two new chapters have been added, namely (1) Theories of Trade Credit, and (2) Logistics, Supply Chain and Channel Financing. The later chapter discusses both the operational and financial aspects of logistics and supply chain management. Throughout the book, every concept is presented with worked-out examples and case studies for easy comprehension of the subject. The book is primarily addressed to postgraduate students majoring in Finance and to those pursuing professional courses in Accounts (CA) and Cost Accounting (ICWA). The book will also be very useful to practicing finance managers as well as to purchase/materials managers.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	H.T. Parekh Library	GSB Collection	658.15244 BHA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		40397

he second edition of the book is updated extensively by incorporating the current researches on the subject. During the recent years, the theories of trade credit and Logistics and Supply Management have enlarged the domain of working capital management. With this in view, two new chapters have been added, namely (1) Theories of Trade Credit, and (2) Logistics, Supply Chain and Channel Financing. The later chapter discusses both the operational and financial aspects of logistics and supply chain management. Throughout the book, every concept is presented with worked-out examples and case studies for easy comprehension of the subject.

The book is primarily addressed to postgraduate students majoring in Finance and to those pursuing professional courses in Accounts (CA) and Cost Accounting (ICWA). The book will also be very useful to practicing finance managers as well as to purchase/materials managers.

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