Management Accounting

Gearing Ratio and Risk, How to Achieve Lower Gearing Ratio

Capital gearing is the balance between the capital a company owns and the funding it gets from short- or longterm loans. Investors and lenders use it to assess risk.   Most businesses operate on some form of gearing (also called financial leverage), funding their operations in part by borrowing money via loans and bonds. If

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Handling the Cash Flow: Managing a Surplus

Effective cash flow management is essential for a business to ensure long-term stability and growth. When a business finds itself with a cash surplus, there are several strategic steps it can take to optimize this excess cash: Invest or Earn InterestBusinesses can invest surplus funds or move them into interest-bearing accounts. This ensures the cash

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